The Ministries at The Ministries at KafakumbaKafakumba

November 10, 2010November 10, 2010

Kafakumba StructureKafakumba Structure

Aloe Vera

Etc. Wood shop

FIsh

Honey

Kafa-kumba

Training Center

Economic development Economic development projects provide jobs and projects provide jobs and individual incomes for individual incomes for villagers and local people. villagers and local people. Without this, many Without this, many people live on $1 to $2 people live on $1 to $2 per day.per day.

Ultimately, these projects Ultimately, these projects and businesses will help and businesses will help support operation of the support operation of the Kafakumba Training Kafakumba Training Center.Center.

Kafakumba Training CenterKafakumba Training CenterKafakumba Training

Center

Pastors’ School Women’s Ministries

Children’s Ministries Health Education

Conferences & Accommodations

Center Security

Construction Food Preparation

AuditoriumAuditorium DormsDorms

Children’s buildingChildren’s building PlaygroundPlayground

Women’s Women’s buildingbuilding

WoodshopWoodshop

Aloe fieldsAloe fields

ClassroomsClassrooms

Center Center homeshomes

OfficesOffices

The Kafakumba Training CenterThe Kafakumba Training Center

The women’s sewing classThe women’s sewing class

God’s Kids Ministry at KafakumbaGod’s Kids Ministry at Kafakumba

God’s Kids Ministry at FisengeGod’s Kids Ministry at Fisenge

A church women’s conference at the Center A church women’s conference at the Center Conference Center can hold up to 1000 peopleConference Center can hold up to 1000 people

Kafakumba Agricultural ActivitiesKafakumba Agricultural Activities

Agricultural

Bananas

Aloe Vera Fish

Honey & Hives

ChickensCattle

Palm Oil Vegetables

Banana plantationBanana plantation

Banana plantationBanana plantation

400 women come each day to the village to buy 400 women come each day to the village to buy bananas and resell them to earn up to $50/day.bananas and resell them to earn up to $50/day.

Fish HatcheryFish Hatchery

Fish HatcheryFish Hatchery

One of the “growing out” pondsOne of the “growing out” pondsThere are now 35 acres of pondsThere are now 35 acres of ponds

Swarm boxes at the Swarm boxes at the beehive factorybeehive factory

Hives made at Kafakumba are given to Hives made at Kafakumba are given to villagers, who sell their honey to Kafakumba villagers, who sell their honey to Kafakumba

for processing and resale. This gives the for processing and resale. This gives the villagers a major source of income.villagers a major source of income.

Bee suit used when harvesting honeyBee suit used when harvesting honey

Family working with an occupied hive. Average income increases from $5/month Family working with an occupied hive. Average income increases from $5/month to $200/month with operating hives. Allowing these families to support their to $200/month with operating hives. Allowing these families to support their

children with proper education, medical assistance and nutritional food.children with proper education, medical assistance and nutritional food.

Honeycomb in an artificial bark hiveHoneycomb in an artificial bark hive

Inside a top bar hiveInside a top bar hive

Honey ProcessingHoney Processing

Kafakumba honey for sale at a local store.Kafakumba honey for sale at a local store.

Aloe Vera field at KafakumbaAloe Vera field at KafakumbaThe sale of most of the Aloe Vera is used for medical purposes.The sale of most of the Aloe Vera is used for medical purposes.

Kafakumba aloe vera for sale at a local storeKafakumba aloe vera for sale at a local store

Kafakumba WoodshopKafakumba Woodshop

Wood Products

Doors & Windows Furniture

Timber Trusses

Kafakumba woodshop – machining sectionKafakumba woodshop – machining section

Kafakumba woodshop – assembly sectionKafakumba woodshop – assembly section

Kafakumba woodshop sample productsKafakumba woodshop sample products

Limapela SchoolLimapela School

Limapela SchoolLimapela School

Da Gama OrphanageDa Gama Orphanage