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N'gombe

The N'gombe Community is a sprawling compound in Lusaka with over 50,000 people. Since the fall of 2001, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Lexington, Massachusetts has been providing financial aid to support the education of approximately 25 OVC children. The children attend one of three schools: Ng'ombe Basic School; Roma Primary School for Girls; and N'gombe Private School. Support has also been provided for income generating activities which have included the purchase of sewing machines in order for the women of the community to make and sell school uniforms.

 

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CWB's 2010 Zambia Trip

Events

Zambian service at Eliot Church
A special service celebrating the Communities Without Borders program on Sunday, February 26th, at 10am, Eliot Church of Newton (a CWB partner community), 474 Centre Street, Newton, Massachusetts, 02458. Everyone is welcome.

Annual Coffee House & Talent Show
Saturday, March 3, 7pm. Come to the extremely popular youth-led coffeehouse featuring teen performers to raise funds for the education of Communities Without Borders Chawama community children. 1326 Washington Street, West Newton, Massachusetts, 02465. Donation requested. All are welcome.

Zambian Cultural Night
Saturday, April 28th from 6pm to 9pm. Save the date. More news soon!

Somerville Theatre Comedy Event
Thursday evening, May 10 - to benefit Communities Without Borders through Community Works. More details coming soon. Save the date !