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Marchien en Fons van der Sande zijn op bezoek gekomen bij Jua . Al jaren steunen zij de stichting . Heel veel dank daarvoor!

Jua Rescue Centre in Watamu cares for girls who have fallen victim to abuse in our society.

The Centre empowers the girls to enable them continue their lives by providing emotional, physical and financial support to ensure they have a future.

The girls have been volunteering with us at weekends since the beginning of the year. They have enjoyed sea turtle conservation so much that they’ve requested to volunteer on weekdays during the school holidays too.

We are very proud of the girls, for their strength and for finding a meaningful way to contribute to their environment.

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Baby Faustin is onder behandeling bij een kinderarts en een hartspecialist.
De laatste diagnose was niet hoopvol. Faustin heeft een gat in haar hart, ze heeft een operatie nodig maar nog niet op dit moment. Iedere dag krijgt ze medicijnen.
Iedere financiele bijdrage is meer dan welkom! !

UPDATE!

BABY FAUSTIN

As known baby Faustin is born in Jua last january, Faustin has a complicated hart problem and needs surgery. Jua has worked very hard to find help by contacting different organisations in Europe.
Yesterday we heard that Faustin can get a free surgery in a Italian childrens hospital in Rome !! Al because of the help from Allessandra Baiocchi.THANK YOU ALLESSANDRA !
http://www.tupendepamoja.com/index.html

Afgelopen woensdag is Asmaa in Jua geplaatst. Zij is ongeveer 6 maanden zwanger.

Welkom Asmaa, we wensen jou en je baby alle geluk!

Hoe een dag er algemeen uitziet bij JUA!

Gisteren zijn de meiden voor een introductie dag naar het Turtle Watch Rehabilitation Centre geweest in Watamu. In januari zullen de meiden in het Centre vrijwilligers werk gaan doen.

Bekijk meer foto’s hierYesterday the girls went for a introduction at the Turtle Watch Rehabilitation Centre located in Watamu. In January the girls will start voluntering at the centre for a few days a week.

Watch more pictures hereYesterday the girls went for a introduction at the Turtle Watch Rehabilitation Centre located in Watamu. In January the girls will start voluntering at the centre for a few days a week.

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Krystal Carol uit Canada heeft Jua een aantal maanden geleden bezocht. Zij heeft een een Artist en Activists Benefit concert georganiseerd waarvan de opbrengst voor Jua is. Het concert is op 9 januari 2016 in Ontario Canada. Dank je wel Krystal

Krystal Carol from Canada has visited Jua a couple of months ago. She organized an Artists and Activists Benefit concert of which all proceeds will go to Jua. The concert is on January 9th 2016 in Ontario Canada. Thank you very much Krystal!

Krystal Carol from Canada has visited Jua a couple of months ago. She organized an Artists and Activists Benefit concert of which all proceeds will go to Jua. The concert is on January 9th 2016 in Ontario Canada. Thank you very much Krystal!

JUA verwelkomt Faith en Joyce. Hier te zien in hun school uniform en de school die ze bezoeken.

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JUA verwelkomt Neema en haar zoon Baraka

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JUA verwelkomt Monica

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JUA verwelkomt Mary. Mary is 16 jaar oud en 6 maanden zwanger.

JUA welcomes Faith and Joyce. This is their school uniforms and their school they visit.

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JUA welcomes Neema and het son Baraka

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JUA welcomes Monica

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JUA welcomes Mary. Mary is 16 years old and six months pregnant.

JUA welcomes Faith and Joyce. This is their school uniforms and their school they visit.

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JUA welcomes Neema and het son Baraka

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JUA welcomes Monica

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JUA welcomes Mary. Mary is 16 years old and six months pregnant.

10 girls between the ages of 13 and 17 from Gede location, in Malindi were rescued thanks to a group of women, from Sauti ya Wanawake, a local organization who noticed that the girls had been defiled.
The women reported the incidence at the Malindi Child Protection Center; the staff at the Child Protection Center and the women immediately made arrangements to have the girls brought to the Center for further investigation.
Once at the Center, the girls were interviewed and counseled individually, to assess their situation, later they were referred to a hospital for a medical examination, treatment and age assessment. The medical examination results showed that some of the girls were pregnant. Ultra sounds were done on the pregnant girls to determine how far along the pregnancy was.
Most of the girls, 9 out of 10 did not have birth certificates therefore determining their actual age proved to be a challenge; more so because the x-ray machine at the hospital was out-of-order and since some were pregnant it would not have been appropriate to have them exposed to x-ray waves.

The cases were later referred to Watamu police station for further investigation, the girls wrote their statements and the police followed up with the cases.  The cases proceeded well and some suspects were apprehended, among them a school treasurer in the school the girls attended, “boda-boda operators from the Gede area, and some school boys.  So far three suspects have been charged and arraigned in court.  Due to the risk of intimidation and compromise of the girls by the suspects the girls were placed in Jua Rescue Center in Watamu for safe custody.10 girls between the ages of 13 and 17 from Gede location, in Malindi were rescued thanks to a group of women, from Sauti ya Wanawake, a local organization who noticed that the girls had been defiled.
The women reported the incidence at the Malindi Child Protection Center; the staff at the Child Protection Center and the women immediately made arrangements to have the girls brought to the Center for further investigation.
Once at the Center, the girls were interviewed and counseled individually, to assess their situation, later they were referred to a hospital for a medical examination, treatment and age assessment. The medical examination results showed that some of the girls were pregnant. Ultra sounds were done on the pregnant girls to determine how far along the pregnancy was.
Most of the girls, 9 out of 10 did not have birth certificates therefore determining their actual age proved to be a challenge; more so because the x-ray machine at the hospital was out-of-order and since some were pregnant it would not have been appropriate to have them exposed to x-ray waves.
 
The cases were later referred to Watamu police station for further investigation, the girls wrote their statements and the police followed up with the cases.  The cases proceeded well and some suspects were apprehended, among them a school treasurer in the school the girls attended, “boda-boda operators from the Gede area, and some school boys.  So far three suspects have been charged and arraigned in court.  Due to the risk of intimidation and compromise of the girls by the suspects the girls were placed in Jua Rescue Center in Watamu for safe custody.10 girls between the ages of 13 and 17 from Gede location, in Malindi were rescued thanks to a group of women, from Sauti ya Wanawake, a local organization who noticed that the girls had been defiled.
The women reported the incidence at the Malindi Child Protection Center; the staff at the Child Protection Center and the women immediately made arrangements to have the girls brought to the Center for further investigation.
Once at the Center, the girls were interviewed and counseled individually, to assess their situation, later they were referred to a hospital for a medical examination, treatment and age assessment. The medical examination results showed that some of the girls were pregnant. Ultra sounds were done on the pregnant girls to determine how far along the pregnancy was.
Most of the girls, 9 out of 10 did not have birth certificates therefore determining their actual age proved to be a challenge; more so because the x-ray machine at the hospital was out-of-order and since some were pregnant it would not have been appropriate to have them exposed to x-ray waves.
 
The cases were later referred to Watamu police station for further investigation, the girls wrote their statements and the police followed up with the cases.  The cases proceeded well and some suspects were apprehended, among them a school treasurer in the school the girls attended, “boda-boda operators from the Gede area, and some school boys.  So far three suspects have been charged and arraigned in court.  Due to the risk of intimidation and compromise of the girls by the suspects the girls were placed in Jua Rescue Center in Watamu for safe custody.

Geplaatst in Jua in twee dagen 11 meisjes en drie baby’s. Vijf meisjes zijn zwanger. Meiden welkom in Jua!

Bahati en baby Aisha, Pendo met baby Piuna, Zawadi, Fatuma, Tatu, Marian, Rehema met baby Sofia, Mwanapili, Lynne, Rehema met baby Philip, Mapenzi.

Placed in Jua in two days eleven girls and three baby’s. Five girls are pregnant. Girls welcome in Jua!
Bahati with baby Aisha, Pendo with baby Piuna, Zawadi, Fatuma, Tatu, Marian, Rehema with baby Sofia, Mwanapili, Lynne, Rehema with baby Philip, Mapenzi.In due giorni son state accolte al Jua 11 giovani ragazze e neonati. 5 di esse son in stato intetessante. Benvenute ragazze!
Bahati con bambino Aisha, Pendo con bambino Piuna, Zawadi, Fatuma, Tatu, Marian, Rehema con bambino Sofia, Mwanapili, Lynne, Rehema con bambino Philip, Mapenzi.