Yesterday World Vision Lesotho handed over a two roomed house and a pit latrine to the family of Mrs Makhauta Makobane at Poopo in Mapoteng in its joint push with Habitat Lesotho and Berea CGPU under a uniform quest of these three parties, to see to the protection and wellbeing  of children.

When speaking for CGPU Inspector Petje Teke   articulated that his unit serves children in a bid to protect them from all sorts of harassment, stressing that owning a home is one of the vital pillars in the safety of children, which in actual fact defends them against abuse.

On the other hand Mr. Nicholas Ahadje World Vision Grants Manager pressed that his organization is a community based institution , which works through engaging citizens  to identify the most vulnerable in order to grant them any form of aid they need, especially children, a group that this organization focuses on to  improve  its livelihood.

Mrs Mathabo Makuta  the National  Director of Habitat for Humanity Lesotho  also had her say,  expressing that   the event  was a pragmatic  declaration of  a covenant  between the two ignitions(World Vision Lesotho/Habitat For Humanity Lesotho) which have been working together  for more than  five years to date ,  with world vision financing the projects that Habitat builds  ;she added that the  partnership has built more than 60 houses in Berea,  not excluding  Mpharane  in Mohale’s hoek .