





Lekol Sen Trinite students resume classes under the protection of tents.
Copyright Rene Dietrich 2010

In April (2010), Broken Wings was able to provide support to Michael Geilenfeld (founder of St. Joseph's Family of Homes) in the form of $150,000 down payment for the purchase of a two-storey house adjacent to the St. Joseph's Home (next to the St. Joseph's Community Art Center). This has provided secure, stable housing in the area that was already home, and they can watch over the original St. Joseph's property and belongings, while being close to the
demolition action.
Immediately following the earthquake, the Wings of Hope
residents were moved to a relatively safe room nearer the
front of the building, but when it too became unsafe, the
leadership miraculously found a home for rent—one
unscathed by the earthquake and just down
the road from their current location.
Almost overnight, the children and staff
packed up their belongings and moved in.
Although this home is inadequate for the
needs of its' new residents, it is safe and
will serve them well as shelter until the new
Wings of Hope building is constructed.
Newsletter Spring 2010
Demolition Nearing Completion for two sites
Resurrection Dance Theatre
Plans Return Canadian Tour


St. Joseph's Family
celebrated 25 years on
31 Jan 2010.
Michael Geilenfeld
October - November 2010
Saskatchewan
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