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By: Wyclef Kaunda Our struggle was real before the coming of the newly acquired bus transport. The school used to hire local transporters to drive pupils to school and back...
By: Colleen MacDonald MacLeod St. Mary’s Special school serves children between the ages of five and 25 years who come from diverse parts of Zambia. The school caters to children...
By: Mwaba Goodson I am an albino man with low vision and I was born on March 23, 1992 in Chilubi district of Northern Province of Zambia. I am the...
Blessings is a nine-year-old boy, who although living with Albinism, is full of life and has the potential to do great things. At the age of three, his parents separated and Blessings’ mother moved...
By: Joyce Chanda Inverness County Cares (ICC) is a local charitable organization, founded in 2012 and based in Inverness County, with a mandate to assist children who are in desperate need. Their current...
By: Beauty Ngonga Today my mind is full of joy! No one could believe that one day I will come out in the open and associate with society like a...
Inverness County Cares (ICC) is a registered charity based in Inverness County. Our current project is with two schools in Northern Zambia, called the Kawambwa Project. The two schools, St. Mary in Kawambwa and...
Inverness County Cares members met many remarkable people at the Kawambwa School in Zambia. This month we have chosen Fancy, an albino teacher at the St Odilia School. His autobiography gives a sense of...
Inverness County Cares (ICC) works in partnership with Chalice Canada, an international aid organization based in Halifax, to support the two schools under the name of the Kawambwa Project. The schools, St. Mary and...
By: Wyclef Kaunda In 1995 Wyclef Raphael Kaunda was born in Mansa, 950 kilometres north of the Zambian capital city of Lusaka, the third child in a family of four.




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