A very successful event!

Sunday the 18th of July was a commendation day for Peacemakers international when four young adults received commendations for their hard work and selfless commitment during a 4 to 6 month stay in Kenya, all at their own expense.
The event was well attended by family, friends and supporters of Peacemakers International.

For any one new to the Peacemakers website we would highly recommend clicking on the "About Us" link on the left of the page first. This will give you an understanding of who we are and what we do. Then feel free to explore the projects and news pages for greater information about the work we do.

Although the website is a little out of date due to extreme work loads over recent months, do not be fooled. The work of Peacemakers is very much in full swing and making a real difference to peoples lives in Kenya.

Feel free to use the Contact page to email us or phone (01920 830317) if you feel you could offer your skills, time, gifts or money to help or sponsor people in Kenya. You'll be surprised at how much a small amount of helping others can benefit your own life or business!

Watch this space for updates over the next few weeks.

As you can read in Tom Beak's report, the young adults are having a very full and productive time in Kenya. They are making a very real difference in the community and finding it very rewarding!

If you click on the "Photos of events" link below you'll be able to see some of the events and get a feel of what volunteering with Peacemakers can be like.

We are very proud of what Chrissy and all of our volunteers are achieving.
God bless them.

Photos of events

The Oasis Project are holding a Community Christmas Wreath Festival at Watton Methodist Church Hall on Sat 5th Dec 10:30am  -- 3.00pm

Please come and view the hand made exhibits from various village groups and vote for your favourite.

Peacemakers will be represented with our "Helm of Life" wreath and a stall selling African jewellry and crafts. There will be a Bazaar with various stalls ( flower club, knit & natter, traidcraft, cards & crafts Tombola etc).
Refreshments will be available.

In the morning there will be a street organ player raising funds for Diabetes UK
and the event will be closed at 3.00pm by the
 Aston Hand Bell Ringers.

For more details contact: 01920 420 645.

DO COME ALONG IF YOU CAN.

A big thank you again to everyone who helped or attended the Cream Tea & Bring-n-Buy sale on the 31st July 2009. The weather was very good to us and like last year made for a lovely event. The Total raised was over £800 with some money still coming in. It will all go towards varous projects and needs in Kenya.

Another big thank you to everyone who donated prizes to the raffle and to those of you who baught a ticket.

The results of the raffle are as follows:

Raffle                                                                            Winning ticket

£40 Voucher for Cory's Mill Beafeater ------------------------------ Pink No. 6

£25 Voucher for Frankie and Benny's ------------------------------ Green No.459
3 bottles of Wine    -------------------------------------------------------- Orange No. 231

Teddy bear, Toiletries and Chocolates. ---------------------------- Green No.705
2 Cinema Tickets ----------------------------------------------------------- Green No.226

2 cinema tickets ------------------------------------------------------------ Green No.350
African Warrior Sculpture ------------------------------------------------ Orange No.240

Spin Curl Hair Dryer. ------------------------------------------------------ Orange No.207
Summer Bag ----------------------------------------------------------------- Green No.274
Peacemakers Football --------------------------------------------------- Orange No.248
Buiscuits ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Pink No.78



For a few more photos of the day, Please click on full story Below.

Thankyou to everyone who came along and supported us at the Oasis fundraising meeting on the 29th November. It was well attended and much interest was shown in the work of Peacemakers. The theme this year was "Wool" for school uniforms. £68 was raised towards funding school uniforms for children in Kenya who cannot attend school without them.

Kingsbury Women’s Institute.

At their meeting on the 21^st August 2007, members of the Kingsbury W.I. arranged a colourful display of knitted clothes, blankets and toys, under the Kenyan flag.


Kingsbury W.I. Secetary Gill & President Linda

For the full story - please click on the link below.