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LOOK at the finished Product… WoW!…As soon as more money for uniforms comes in, $25 buys 2 uniforms per student, Foday, James and the St. Laurence House Dye Crew can start the factory up again and produce more material. Send … Continue reading →

LOOK at the finished Product… WoW!…As soon as more money for uniforms comes in, $25 buys 2 uniforms per student, Foday, James and the St. Laurence House Dye Crew can start the factory up again and produce more material. Send … Continue reading →

LOOK at the finished Product… WoW!…As soon as more money for uniforms comes in, $25 buys 2 uniforms per student, Foday, James and the St. Laurence House Dye Crew can start the factory up again and produce more material. Send … Continue reading →

Once the dye has been poured onto the fabric, it then must be washed. Kadijah and James are doing this…. and hanging it on the compound walls of St. Laurence House.

Once the dye has been poured onto the fabric, it then must be washed. Kadijah and James are doing this…. and hanging it on the compound walls of St. Laurence House.

While the uniforms are being created and St. Laurence House is being covered in blue and green (including Simba’s (the dog)feet, I thought I’d add a few more of the pictures of the Presidential visit in Kabala last weekend. The … Continue reading →

While the uniforms are being created and St. Laurence House is being covered in blue and green (including Simba’s (the dog)feet, I thought I’d add a few more of the pictures of the Presidential visit in Kabala last weekend. The … Continue reading →

All photos in this blog are the exclusive copyrighted property of Nazareth House Media, a division of Nazareth House Apostolate and can not be duplicated or used without permission. Report by James Mansaray, Freetown: (Pictures of this post are of … Continue reading →

All photos in this blog are the exclusive copyrighted property of Nazareth House Media, a division of Nazareth House Apostolate and can not be duplicated or used without permission. Report by James Mansaray, Freetown: (Pictures of this post are of … Continue reading →

Once the dye has been poured onto the fabric, it then must be washed. Kadijah and James are doing this…. and hanging it on the compound walls of St. Laurence House.