Dear Madam, Ref: Weekly Report Reference is made from the above mentioned captioned subject matter. I have to report to you that: Welfare of staff members is reported to fair and no illness was recorded this week. General performance of all staff members is appropriate and very supportive in the operations of the organization in […]
Ferrum College students Blake and Britney gave fantastic follow-up lecture at the college regarding the 2014 trip to Zambia Africa with our Medical team.
OMNI donated a large, 12′ tall crucifix that was carved by Mr. Kaumba of George Compound. This is a larger version of the cross that hangs in the OMNI school cafeteria.
Dear Karen, The school programs are going on very well. We are done with all the preparation pertaining to the national examination which will start on Monday the 13th to Friday the 17th of October 2014. On Thursday, a team of eye specialist, from Central hospital, came to screen our students. Grade 7 Average attendance […]
From People.com: Remembering Morgan Since 2004, Harrington has been working with the non-profit Orphan Medical Network International helping to provide schooling, hot meals and medical care to people in Zambia, Africa as a tribute to her daughter – and helped to build a school in 2012 in Morgan’s name. Read the full article: http://www.people.com/article/virginia-tech-morgan-harrington-murder-parents-speak
Painting by Michelle Cerrito, an artist from Michigan, that was inspired by the work of OMNI. Pictured here, Karen ReMine, OMNI President, at Kasongo during the 2014 medical mission trip.
In the last few weeks, there have been some developments in the case of Morgan Harrington. Morgan was abducted and murdered outside a concert in Virginia almost exactly five years ago, and now there is possible evidence linking the suspect of the Hannah Graham case. The OMNI School in Zambia is dedicated to the life […]
Excerpt: Paige Redifer from the 2013 OMNI Mission Trip and the clas of ’14: “I cannot explain the impact that this trip has had on me. I feel so fortunate for everything that I have. So many of us in the United States feel at times like we have nothing and we have so many […]
I. Zambian winter is relentlessly rainless. Trumpeting in silence, the ghosts of poached elephants trample the dead fields. Traditional farmers set the flattened stubble on fire, coloring July scorch-black. By Jane Lillian Vance
At Baluba, the medical clinic was spread out over the entire schoolyard. We had the doctors outside under a tree, and the rest of the clinic in the last school building. As I went inside, I heard someone call out behind me, “You wouldn’t want to take a picture of this?” As I turned around, […]
