A Home for Orphans
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Marsalina Oematan, 43, has to make sure that food is served everyday for the 138 children at the Roslin Orphanage in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara. It is an important task for her because she wants to make sure every child gets enough nutrition. They get eggs and milk in the morning, while tofu, tempe (soy bean cake), fish or chicken are always available for lunch and dinner.
The orphanage grows various vegetables in the backyard. "So we can be self-sufficient on vegetables, we don't have to buy any to provide for the children," she explained.
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Marsalina Oematan, 43, has to make sure that food is served everyday for the 138 children at the Roslin Orphanage in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara. It is an important task for her because she wants to make sure every child gets enough nutrition. They get eggs and milk in the morning, while tofu, tempe (soy bean cake), fish or chicken are always available for lunch and dinner.
The orphanage grows various vegetables in the backyard. "So we can be self
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