West Special School would cease to exist if it weren't for God's hands holding it together. Additionally, West Special School would cease to serve the children of Chwele if it weren't for The Tremendous Trio.
Individually, these unique people play necessary roles in the daily out-workings and overall progression of the school. Evelyn is the ultimate mother-figure to all of the children. Her heart floods with compassion for the students, which drives her to become the greatest teacher, mother, and care-giver she can be. Job and Kutete oversee the entire project, including the construction and management of what occurs on the site. They each fulfill the leadership roles that are necessary in order for West to function properly. Furthermore, Job, the local pastor, cares for the well-being of the children and ensures they each receive what they need (i.e. food, water, a home, a school, a dorm). Kutete's legal and administrative skills allow the children to have certain rights including good living conditions and a chance at being incorporated back into the community.
Collectively, they create the world's greatest and most effective team. I, Quincie, am stunned and often speechless at how steadfast and committed The Tremendous Trio are. In addition to such a team as the Trio, there are countless others who provide support and concern for West. The teachers, the builders, the cooks, and the community all bear up under and serve as pillars of devout defenders, and I can't imagine how West would be without them.
To our English and North American supports: thank you for taking part in the Lord's work in Chwele. Without your hands, your hearts, your generosity, and your time, West Special School would cease to progress into a hopeful future for many lovely children. "We have confidence that one day, Chwele would be the home to a thriving village of deaf and disabled Kenyans." -James
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