By Simon Karanja | Project Leader
The SEAM children have been continuing with their craft skill development and are showing signs of mastery both in their craft skills and farming skills. We have been trying to find more ways for the parents to participate in their children's development, and have started a finance training program that will also involve the parents. We have also successfully opened bank accounts for level 2 kids to teach them about saving.
This year we have had a successful open day where parents and the public came to the center and saw the children's activities. We had a plant and arts n' crafts sale, as well as hosting the Kisumu district of Kenya horticultural society. The children entertained the guests with traditional dance, poems, songs and skits.
As mentioned in previous reports we are looking for ways to expand the program. We have a plan that if implemented well would allow the SEAM program to become self-sustainable and have a further reach than it currently does.
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