SIAPS recently transferred office equipment and household items—which the program had acquired during the previous USAID-funded Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems project, also implemented by MSH—to the Christian Family Centre (CFC) in Windhoek.
The CFC is involved in ministry, education, and support to homeless Namibians. The USAID mission in Namibia selected it as a recipient of the donation. SIAPS transferred nine computers with monitors and keyboards, two white boards, three lounge suites, and household items and furniture to the organization, which in turn distributed the items to five beneficiaries in Rundu and Windhoek.
The overseer of the Mahahe Mission Station in Rundu, Pastor Hugo Truter, received the white boards, two cabinets, a lounge suite, and other items. The mission, which depends on private charity, runs a preprimary school for 45 children from Mahahe and its neighboring villages.
Truter expressed thanks for the white boards, which will be used for classroom writing exercises. He said that the CFC would use the household items to support elderly people who live at the mission.
