Hello,

Here is a link to the stories Muna wrote:
http://www.nabuur.com/en/village/koliyonkulam/villagebackground/meet-chi...

Muna,

A million thanks for the wonderful stories and the very quick delivery!

Best regards,
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-Tanja

Hi Muna,

Thank you! I like the story- it is very optimistic :) Is it OK to move this discussion to Koliyonkulam-under the first task; it will be easier for Jegan and the rest of the neighbours to follow - http://www.nabuur.com/en/village/koliyonkulam/project/task/storytellers-...

Have a good weekend!
Tanja

-Tanja

Hi Muna,

Excellent! Not sure if I shared the presentation that HELP put together- there is more information about the kids there (although probably duplicates whatever is posted on helptrust.org). I will attach it just in case. It will be great if you have a chance to chat with Jegan- he is very dedicated to the school and spends a lot of time there, so he knows much more about the kids. I will shoot him a quick email to let him know you may need some additional information. You can contact him directly at tjeganbose(at)gmail(dot)com, my email is tanja(at)volunteer (dot)nabuur(dot)org.

HELP-INDIAaaaa[1].ppt

Hi there,

Koliyonkulam has two interesting stories developing at the same time. Unfortunately the village keeps very low profile and may be a nice story is what it needs to become a buzzing place again.
The first story is about the local representative Jegan, who got frustrated with the slow (stalled) fundraising on givemeaning.com and decided to run the Mumbai half marathon to raise money for the children in the school. The second one is about the new facilitator Frantisek Korbel who opened an online shop to sell promotional items to support the school.