poverty

Book support to the mobile library project

Thu, 2011/03/17 - 22:20 —

Mail boxes to support our mobile library project in Kasese, Uganda have been sent-out (and yet to arrive in Uganda), one by the International Book Project (IBP) and the other by the Darien Book Aid. As soon as book arrive, we will contact local schools to organize a book subscription lending service, as we look around to build a modest stock to enhance the book lending program and reading competiton for children.

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Poverty Reduction via Agricultural Development

Sat, 2010/04/17 - 21:11 —

Patrick Chabu

We are excited to be among the newest villages here at Nabuur and are eager to get to know the many online volunteers around the world.

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NEW TASK IN MATOPENI ! HELP TO BUILD A KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL!

Sun, 2009/03/15 - 18:01 —

Ildikó Stormbom

HELP TO BUILD A KINTERGARTEN IN MATOPENI! CHECK ALSO OUR PLANS FOR 2009!

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Help to build a kindergarten for the neediest children in Matopeni!

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Given the funds we must preffer starting with the Kindergarten school.The community has donated a piece of land for the purpose of building of the kindergarten. The kindergarten is needed for taking care of the very neediest abandonned small children and orphans who are starving on the streets. They need your urgent help!

A budget for the kindergarten school has been done (see attached file).

An urgent step is to find further fund raising initiatives and inventory shipping possibilities.

Attached files:

Kindergarten project, budget.doc

Project: Previous discussions

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November Newsletter

Sat, 2008/11/08 - 19:21 —

Barb Briggs

Greetings Everyone!

I would just like to take a moment to welcome all the new neighbours to Kabondo and thank all the existing neighbours for their continued contributions!

Eric and the community has been busy recently with visitors to the community and preparing for new ones to come. Recently, Dr. Lucy Steinitz visited Kabondo on behalf of the Stephen Lewis Foundation, to make an assessment for a proposal submitted to the SLF. Next week, some visitors from the University of Western Ontario (Canada) will be visiting as well to discuss some potential projects in the area.