Our New Year Resolution

Happy New Year everyone,

I’m sorry that it’s been so long since we’ve posted on our blog – our group has been really busy with some amazing new projects and we’ve had some incredible advancement on existing initiatives.

We are going to start posting a few times a week to keep you in the loop of our activities, including journal entries from our most recent trip to the Sudan and project updates from Cameroon.

Thanks to your generous support we were able to complete the following projects in Cameroon in 2010:

- Completed 8 classrooms / 4 schools
- Completed 5 new water pipelines
- Delivered educational supplies to 7 schools
- Phase one completed on a school for deaf children
- Completion of a school and village nursery in Keleung
- Augmented feeding/nutritional/health programs for 130 children
- Provided beds, mattresses and bedding to two orphanages in Buea
- Established a micro-livestock project with pigs and chickens at two orphanages

NEW INITIATIVES:

With endemic drought, water is currently deemed the number one need in Sudan. The Obakki Foundation has started a ‘water’ partnership with the UN and UNICEF and has committed to drilling 200 water wells in Sudan over the next year. With 10 wells successfully completed to date, another 15 have been started, which are due to be finished by the end of February. We have many stories and pictures from our recent trip to Sudan to share with you – so check back often!!

Thank you all for your support.  This year is going to be a very exciting one for all of us and we look forward to sharing the projects with you.

Best,

Treana

9 Responses to “Our New Year Resolution”

  1. Kat says:

    Thats fantastic news.
    So glad things are working, Just wished things were easier for these people, they send a rocket to space why cant they get the basic to these countries really bugs me. Spend the money on people not Rockets.

    I admire you, your families and all the helpers. Wish there was more i could do. If ever you have any idea’s for anything over in Uk please dont hesitate to contact me i would be willing to help in any way.

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    Kat

  2. Sharon says:

    Thanks so much for your amazing commitment to making the world a better place. I can’t wait to read your journals and especially see your pictures from your trips. God Bless!

  3. Jeff says:

    Great work Treana! I tip my hat to the Obakki Foundation.

  4. Theresa Fletcher says:

    Thank you so much Treana for all you do. I miss your blogs soooooooooo much and I’m over the moon to see they are coming back. I can’t wait to see the pics from Sudan. Thanks again <3 Lots of Love xoxo

  5. breezy says:

    treana, you are an angel, what you and the others involved in this wonderful foundation have done, is a lasting, life changing thing. the ripples will spread wide and far for lifetimes to come. you are what “beautiful” should be, a woman with heart and soul. I thank you for sharing this experience with us as well, it sparks desire and initiative for us to do more ourselves. thank you. so much.

    hugs, breezy

  6. Tina Davis says:

    Thank you so much for the update post Treana! So glad to hear about all the projects, would especially love to hear more about the micro-livestock project with the two orphanages :-)

  7. Dorka says:

    I am so glad to see you are back, I never stopped coming on here and checking the new posts and it makes me sooo happy to see these posts. Thank you!
    Love, Dorka xxx

  8. Lisa Blinn says:

    Treana,
    Constantly amazed at the great work you and your team are doing to make a difference in the lives of many. Congratulations and good luck to you all in 2011!
    Cheers,
    Lisa B.

  9. Jeff says:

    Wow, so much good all packed into one article.

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