Getting Involved

Kanjanji Orphan Project and the missionaries do not receive any funding from the Zambian government or from the mission organiation, Organisation Mobilisation (OM), but depends solely on donations from individuals and organisations.

Since their arrival in June 2008, the Ferreiras have identified some needs in the community and have initiated a number of projects in good faith.

Here are some examples of the current cost (please keep in mind the cost of living in Zambia is high due to remoteness and inflated cost of imported goods):

With £20 ($32) one can provide education, a uniform and maize meal for ONE small child per term
With £25 ($40) you can sponsor 50 block-bricks for the new base.
With £30 ($48) one can buy a pair of school shoes for 1 child
With £40 ($64)one can supply 1 child with a jersey and a calculator
With £100 ($160)one can support a family with 4 orphans for one term,
- or buy a bicycle for a child to travel long distances to school
- or one can sponsor 200 block-bricks which could help us to build a small house
- or a room in the dorms
- or it could support a missionary-couple working in the rural areas, with food for one month.

Since their arrival in June 2008, the Ferreiras have identified some needs in the community and have initiated a number of projects in good faith.

Here are some examples of the current cost (please keep in mind the cost of living in Zambia is high due to remoteness and inflated cost of imported goods):

With £20 ($32) one can provide education, a uniform and maize meal for ONE small child per term
With £25 ($40) you can sponsor 50 block-bricks for the new base.
With £30 ($48) one can buy a pair of school shoes for 1 child
With £40 ($64)one can supply 1 child with a jersey and a calculator
With £100 ($160)one can support a family with 4 orphans for one term,
- or buy a bicycle for a child to travel long distances to school
- or one can sponsor 200 block-bricks which could help us to build a small house
- or a room in the dorms
- or it could support a missionary-couple working in the rural areas, with food for one month.