Mission Statement:
To provide a channel for relief and support to flow from Canada to the impoverished people and victims of AIDS in Africa, in the name of Christ.

THE CHEMWA PROJECT

The Chemwa Project is a Christ centred community for children who have been orphaned and others who have been impoverished by the AIDS pandemic. Chemwa has a number of development programs underway that will build a more self-sufficient economy for the people of the region.

VOCATIONAL TRAINING

The vocational program is now in the planning stages and will offer sponsored children opportunity for practical training courses in several areas. A short list of training courses has been identified to provide greater impact to the economic activity in this area. Courses include: Agriculture and Small Business; Construction - Carpentry; Masonry; Joinery; Fashion Design - Seamstress; Information & Communication Technology

These programs will ensure a greater success for trainees entering the employment market after graduation. Programs will involve both practical workshops and classroom theory lessons. Facilities will need to be in place before these programs can be implemented.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Anchor Academy is working with Relief and Support Programmes (Kenya) to develop educational programs for the people of Chemwa. Current plans include a shipment of educational programs - scheduled for March 2012.
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ANIMAL PROJECT

Sponsors may purchase animals for the Chemwa Project. The animals are given to designated families who in-turn sell produced goods and off-spring back to the animal program. Specific costs vary dependent on the value of each animal

Milk cows ($550 ea.)
Milk goats ($330 ea.)

Chickens ($6 ea.)

THE GREENHOUSE PROJECT

The Greenhouse Project is a new development that will see the construction of a greenhouse with the goal of providing a means of socio-economic sustainability for the people of the region. This offers a number of benefits: