SUSILA DHARMA DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC CONGO
Assists projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo by participating in the local NGO networks, organizing training events for project leaders, transferring grants and reporting to donors, and receiving shipments of goods, equipment and supplies duty free. SD DR Congo provides the essential link with international sponsoring organizations working with Congolese partners.

Contact:
Charlotte Ndona Muini, B.P. 11,467, Kinshasa 1 / Gombe, Democratic Republic Congo. 
Email: charlotte_susiladharmardc@yahoo.fr

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Gender Study in Kingatoko and Surrounding Area (June 2006) (English)
Gender Study in Kingatoko and Surrounding Area (June 2006) (French)

ALBADI SCHOOL

Albadi is an abbreviation of Aleke Banza Dieto. It comes from the Kikongo, the language spoken in the West in the Lower Congo province. It means: children-ideas-our, that is our idea (project) for the children, or, Help Children. Albadi is an initiative of Albert and Rose Diluambanzila. Married, both members of the Inkisi Subud group, they form the Parent Home. Rose is a helper in the group and Albert is the National SES co-ordinator. Albert is a former Jesuit and worked in Rwanda and the Burundi. Albadi is a home for orphans that has existed for 5 years. There are now 10 child boarders. They are organizing some modest income generating activities. The objectives of the project are:
- to recreate a framework where the opportunities of the human being are valued by acknowledging the dignity, the freedoms and the greatness of the children.

• To offer a natural family area for the education of children and teen-agers.
• To look after children born to parents who are victims of sexually transmitted diseases.
• To offer a vocational training framework.
• To try and solve educational problems with applied pedagogy.

With financial support from SD Norway and the Blond Trust, Rose and Albert, with the help of the children are building a new school.

Contact:
Albert DILUA MBANZILA,Quartier 5, SELE/INKISI at 123 km of Kinshasa, Lower Congo Province, Democratic Republic Congo. 
Email: albadi_2003@yahoo.fr

Albadi School Construction

Earlier this year The Albadi Project in Inkisi, DR Congo, found support to assist the staff and children—many orphaned by AIDS—to construct a new school. Albert and Rose who run the project extend their thanks to SD International, SD Norway and the Blond Trust who have all helped their efforts.

COMPLEXE SCOLAIRE SD INKISI AND CENTRE DE DEVELOPMENT COMMUNAUTAIRE INTEGRAL (CDCI)
Two related social projects in Inkisi focusing on the education of children and on food security, community services and training of adults.

Contact:
Av. Mbandaka n˚ 1 et No. 13, Q. Kinsuka, B.P. 188-Inkisi, Democratic Republic Congo

COMPLEXE SCOLAIRE SD LEMBA IMBU
The school at Lemba-Imbu was started in 1995 by Santu Ntendi Paul-Gaston and his wife Charlotte Ndona, head teacher. The project serves a very poor community on the outskirts of Kinshasa called Lemba Imbu.

Contact:
Charlotte Ndona Muini
B.P. 11,467, Kinshasa 1 / Gombe, Democratic Republic Congo
Email: charlotte_susiladharmardc@yahoo.fr

NKEMBO SCHOOL

Kiti Ki Menghi and his wife, Marie Claire, started the Nkembo School in 1985 with 12 children and two classrooms. In 2002, this elementary and secondary school in Muanda (on the Atlantic) had 655 students and 33 teachers and staff. From 1997-2002, SD Switzerland, SD France, SD Germany and SD USA formed a partnership with Nkembo School, under the coordination of Lienhard Berger.  This partnership provided much assistance to the school – the completion of 9 classrooms, building accommodations for international volunteer teachers, a generator to provide stable electricity, teacher training and a computer classroom. The school operates today on school fees and income generated from micro-enterprises associated with the school.

Contact:
Kiti Ki Menghi
Complexe Scolaire, B.P. 88 Muanda 2, Democratic Republic Congo
Email: luzinguandre@yahoo.fr

YENGE HEALTH CENTRE
Yenge Medical Clinic offers its services in the fields of curative medical care, laboratory tests, pharmacy, delivery ward, infant and child care and community leadership. Health programs include: monthly parenting and child health meeting, sanitary education for primary school students, HIV/AIDS prevention, and distribution of anti-malarial mosquito nets. Community development is provided through a micro credit program and small scale market garden and fowl project. More >>

Contact:
Zola Ferdinand, B.P.  3490 KIN I, Republique Democratique du Congo.
Email: yenge_medical@yahoo.fr

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Yenge Medical Clinic 2007 Annual Report: in English | en français