Church of Jesus Christ commits to charity projects for schools
The president of the Brava branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints considered the members' visit to local institutions to be "productive", with the commitment to carry out projects "well prepared" by those responsible for education.
To Inforpress, Jorge Rodrigues Santos pointed out that the three-day visit by the MCAdms, responsible for the self-sufficiency and aid plan humanitarian church, was very positive, given that they visited various institutions, including the health police station, the town hall and also all the schools in the municipality.
According to him, at the meeting with the education delegate and those responsible for this area, they agreed to develop projects for the schools, such as the creation of vegetable gardens with drip nets, in order to have nutritious food for the children, and also a project aimed at collecting tables and chairs for canteens.
The president of the branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints explained that after they have been presented, the church will analyze these projects, which could be approved in the future.
During this visit, the church delivered a new incubator to the Brava Health Precinct, the result of a partnership, the aim of which, according to Jorge Rodrigues Santos, is to act in various areas in order to help others.
