MVP Dikkelle Children's Centre
Makandura Village Projects (MVP) first began its work in 1986, by responding to the national need for rehabilitation of youngsters who were displaced due to the then ongoing conflict and/or who were generally impoverished by lack of government funds to address their basic rights to food, shelter, education and training. MVP initially set up a basic refuge for destitute children, Dikkelle Children's Centre, so that they are able to reclaim their childhood and rebuild their self-esteem... more

MVP Vocational Training Centre
MVP identified the needs of the local community, so that vocational training would lead to acquisition of marketable skills. There is a demand in the community for skills in professional Vehicle Engineering and Commercial and Domestic Sewing plus casual training for boys in the children's centre in carpentry, construction and agricultural development... more

MVP Agri-Development Project
This year ICT was able to obtain funding to begin an agri-development project, which will move Dikkelle even closer to self-sufficiency. ICT is very keen to support a project that could eventually mean self-sufficiency for one of its long-term strategic partners... more

Shilpa Development Centre
For over ten years, Shilpa Children's Trust (Shilpa) has worked in close harmony with social workers, the courts, displaced person camp authorities and other government organisations. The centre provides shelter, support, education and training for girls at risk who require refuge or rehabilitation... more