Inverness County Cares (ICC) has undertaken several extra projects at the Kawambwa Schools, in addition to our yearly $30,000 commitment.
It is with tremendous gratitude that we thank our supporters for their generous donations...
The life of an albino in Zambia, and many parts of Africa, is filled with fear and uncertainty. From birth, they are misunderstood and persecuted.
Due to widespread misinformation, communities believe albinism is infectious...
Inverness County Cares (ICC) was founded in 2012 to
address the needs of a disadvantaged school in Nairobi, Kenya.
Throughout our journey with this school, ICC has worked
to help them acquire agricultural skills, with the...
By: Sister Agnes Bwalya
Christmas is celebrated with a lot of symbols and its celebration starts with a lot of preparations. In the village and at every home, parents start by preparing what...
Inverness County Cares (ICC) member John MacInnis reflected on his adventures in Zambia:
“Our trip to Northern Zambia with the Chalice team was truly a trip of a lifetime! We received a warm welcome,...
By: Evans Simutami
I am the second born in a family of two boys and two girls; three children are black and I am the only albino child and have limited vision. My...
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.
I am Yvonne Mary Chibwe born from a family of three.
My parents’ names were Patrick Chibwe and my mother Mildred Sampa. My mother died of malaria when I was four years old. The...
Three Inverness County Cares (ICC) members and the
Chalice (chalice.ca)
African team began their journey to two of the Chalice/ICC sponsored schools in
Zambia.
They departed on Wednesday, January 15 at 5 a.m. and
reached the first school...
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...