How fortunate and well blessed we are compared to some of the people living in Kenya. Our projects In Kenya are helping to build families when children don’t have one and helping communities to transform themselves.… Read More News from Jez Dale of his Meal A Day trip to Kenya
May We Eat 2022 A month of focused fundraising to help those who are in real need this May In May 2014 we began #MayWeEat, a whole month focused on raising funds to help those who are really in need. Because of it’s success we have run it every year since! This year we are… Read More May We Eat 2022
The English language and Christianity helping to unite dozens of ethnic groups, who come together in the cosmopolitan capital of Kampala, a verdant city whose plan includes dozens of small parks and public gardens and a scenic promenade along the shore of Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest freshwater lake. Covid-19 has dominated our activities in Uganda… Read More Uganda 2021 update
The Sunday School children have been working hard designing greetings cards with a food theme, which we have had professionally printed. We are hoping you would like to buy some to help raise money towards the Meal-a-Day Sibale Kitchen project. The Meal-a-Day Sibale Kitchen project is a project which is building and kitting out a… Read More Sunday School children Meal-a-Day Sibale Kitchen project greeting cards
Lela Children’s Home in Kenya is usually a thriving community of 70 young people. On 17th March that all changed when the Kenyan Government established a country-wide lockdown in response to the first confirmed case of Covid-19 in the country. As part of the lockdown measures, the government required all charitable children’s institutions to send… Read More Lela & COVID-19
‘Lela’ means caring in Swahili, and care is absolutely what the Lela Children’s Home in Western Kenya provides. You can see a video where you can hear the first streetboy from Kamakova in 1971-72, who lead a primitive way of live. He did not know exactly who his mother and father were. He wanted to… Read More Lela Children’s Home in Western Kenya
Meal-a-Day’s mission is, ”as a practical witness to our faith, to share the blessings we receive from God to help those in real need in the less developed parts of the world”. The coronavirus pandemic is global, and impacts are being felt across the world, including the countries in which Meal-a-Day operates. We recognise that… Read More Meal-a-Day & COVID-19
In 2019, Meal a Day saw a reduction in their total income of 34% compared with 2018. While they are still able to fund their long-term projects for the next year, their reserves are diminishing so any support you can give Meal a Day would be greatly appreciated. We know that now there are no… Read More Meal a Day news for 1st half of 2020
AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know from your web shopping. The same products, the same prices, the same service. But it gives you the opportunity to support a charity by selecting it and start shopping at smile.amazon.co.uk. When you shop through Amazon Smile, Amazon will give 0.5% to your chosen cause (Meal a… Read More For Webshoppers: Go to Amazon Smile
Thank you Newbury meeting for your generous support for work amongst poor communities out on the Eastern Plains of Colombia. Quite a few of these people were previously growing the illegal coca plant. Now with the help of Christadelphian Meal a Day of the Americas and Newbury funds Lemongrass is being produced (see the photos… Read More Thank you Newbury meeting
Michael Ash from the Winton ecclesia has over the last year been prayerfully laying the foundations for a long term Christadelphian music project called Route 66 Movement. The idea behind it is for Christadelphian musicians from across the country to write and record songs to be published under one banner – Route 66 Movement. Though… Read More Route 66 Movement
Review of CBM activies in 2017 in East Africa… Read More East Africa in 2017
Sister Melida has just four weeks before (DV) she returns briefly to the UK. She sends her love to everyone at Newbury. They hope to return to South America together for four months. Although fairly rural and remote in Tabio, they have enjoyed a visit from time to time. At the start of April Bro… Read More News from Columbia
The Western African country Sierra Leone has much to deal with. Abject poverty, natural disasters, plague and violence, but the people’s capacity to survive and thrive is amazing. When brothers Bob Fox, Mike Green and Gordon Dawes visited Kroo Bay in 2010, they were met with an awful sight. This slum area is at the… Read More Christadelphian Meal a Day Fund not conditional on race, religion or creed
Bro. Horst Truestedt and Bro. Tano Teka were in Nalonda, Kenya in January 2017, and visited the Christadelphian School for Children who are Handicapped (CSCH). This school is primarily sponsored by the Christadelphian Meal-a-Day-Fund, UK (CMaD-UK). While Bro. Horst Truestedt was touring the school, he noticed the secondary school is in desperate need of a… Read More Nalonda Christadelphian School for Children who are Handicapped (CSCH)
The Umoja Early Development School provides early childhood education for students ages 4-7 in a community in western Kenya. The school is able to accommodate 95 children, with local demand well exceeding the number of available spaces. In addition to learning and playing together, the children receive two meals each school day that help ensure… Read More Umoja Early Development School Boyani, Kenya
From: Gordon Dawes <gordon@meal-a-day.org> During the next 18 months CMaD UK anticipates three trustee vacancies arising, due to retirements from the committee. Initial expressions of interest are invited from any members of our UK community who have deep empathy for CMaD’s work amongst the poor in Africa and Eastern Europe, and who would be willing… Read More Christadelphian Meal A Day UK – Seeking 3 new trustees
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