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How Can I Help?
We appreciate your help in any way, including volunteering your time,
making donations, telling people you know about the Kapasseni Project,
and holding Joseph and Perpetua and the people of Kapasseni in your thoughts
and prayers.
On a broader level, you could consider actions you can take to reduce
poverty such as, supporting fair trade, international assistance, universal
primary education, basic healthcare, debt relief, and job creation in
Africa.
Volunteering
The Kapasseni project in Canada is run entirely by volunteers, and what
we accomplish is partly dependent on who we have to help us. We have an
ongoing need for volunteers, so please contact us if you feel moved that
way.
General Donations
We allocate all general or unspecified donations to the ongoing education,
health care, development and community work of the project, including
Kapasseni School, the village health centre, agriculture projects, and
village development. This work is completely inclusive and non-religious.
General donations will not be used for Joseph's mission work.
Joseph's Mission Work
A special fund is set up to support Joseph's Lutheran church work in Mozambique.
If you specifically wish to support this work, please mark your donation
"Mission Work". These funds will pay for a small salary for
Joseph, supplies, transportation, and help with school costs for the Alfazema
children.
Donation cheques can be sent to:
"Kapasseni Project", Redeemer Lutheran Church, 911 Jenkins
Avenue
Victoria, British Columbia V9B 2N8 CANADA
Please make cheques payable to Redeemer Lutheran Church. In the memo
section of your cheque please indicate whether you wish the funds to go
towards "General Funds" or Joseph's "Mission Work".
A receipt for income tax purposes will be sent for all amounts over $10.
Kuwangisana
Perpetua's home based care program helps people with HIV/AIDS, their vulnerable
children, and grandparents caring for orphans. Donations can be made through
www.givemeaning.com/project/sena

Perpetua with Kuwangisana staff and orphans
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