Twins, triplets get good start thanks to partnership Many residents in Igoma, Tanzania, are health ... [read more]
From Stouffville to Igoma, A Gift of Hope On Friday, Oct. 19, Whitchurch-Stouffville To ... [read more]
Boost for African clinic: Stouffville team helps build addition to its latest Igoma partnership project With the help of volunteers from the Stouffvi ... [read more]
Partnership brings hope for the future in Igoma Peter Boudewyn and his wife, Yvonne, visited ... [read more]
Benefit Concert, return trip to Igoma scheduled: Musician still feels Africans pain Justin Kerswill’s life was turned upside down ... [read more]
SIP plans spring visit to Igoma: New volunteers welcome Representatives of the Stouffville Igoma Part ... [read more]
The programs SIP is implementing have a positive affect on the residents of Igoma.
Sylvester This little boy had rickets, a disease that forced him to crawl from place to place; he had no use of his legs. A SIP sponsor paid for corrective surgery and recovery care and now Sylvester can run and play with his friends and has a bright future ahead of him.
Update - April 2008
Sylvester is not only walking after the successful surgery ... he is now playing football and enjoying life.
