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For so many children life on the rubbish dump is a necessity but it does come with massive risks and sometimes these risks are tragic. For little Kevin working on the dump was a way of helping to support his family but just yesterday he fell under one of the rubbish trucks and was crushed and died instantly. AFE are holding the traditional wake for him today and will continue to support the family through this very painful process. Kevin will be greatly missed by us all, another loss of potential, energy, fun and excitement but now safe in God's hands.
Thanks to your ongoing support we have been able to help support the AFE project's Christmas celebrations for the children and families working on the city rubbish dump in Honduras.
Duncan Manuel has just celebrated his 5th birthday in the Manuelito Children's home. Staff called Dunc in the UK to allow little Duncan the chance to talk to his 'Papi Duncan'.
The AFE School in Honduras that works with children and families on the city rubbish dump have seen some success with the provision of breast pumps for young mothers who had struggled to provide for their babies.
The Silva family have now taken delivery of their new beds for their new home, which has been built and supplied thanks to the support of two families in Amersham, Our Lady's School in Amersham and others who gave to this project.Online Shop
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