The family in the Darfur centre has expanded with new boys who came in July. Their attitude is often consistent with what you would expect from new boys coming off the streets. Sullen, angry, not exactly apt to listen or respect authority and not always happy to be there. But…
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Slowly changing hearts |
Wednesday, 26 October 2011 13:02 Written by Op Mercy Sudan |
A picnic day creates special memories
“I was born in Khadugli in Western Sudan. My father died when I was little. I left school when I was very young. I decided to work instead of learning. There was little food at home. I worked to survive. I was working in the market and I stopped going…
Street Boys Program
Due to continual conflict, many children have been displaced with or without their families and many live on the streets. We rescue and rehabilitate street boys around the country. The centres rescue these precious children from malnutrition or starvation, abuse, violence or addictions and provide the boys a live-in-centre, ensuring all their foundational needs are met. The boys are also on a full academic, recreational and counselling programme. Graduates from university, successful employees, and stable members of the community give evidence of the success and value of this transforming work.
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