Holy Cross Hospice Gaborone, BotswanaGabarone, Botswana. February 22th, 2010
The Holy Cross Hospice in Gaborone provides care and support to the terminally ill and patients with life limiting illnesses, orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), and their families and caregivers in Gaborone.
NameHoly Cross Hospice, Gaborone, BotswanaAimProviding care and support to the terminally …
Kagisano Women’s shelter projectGabarone, Botswana. February 21th, 2010
Kagisano provides shelter for abused women and supports them with vocational training. One of their projects is a paper maché jewelry workshop in Gaborone.
We visit the workshop and make a donation to provide some supplies for the handicraftproject.
NameKagisano Women’s shelter project / …
Oasis Harare, ZimbabweHarare, Zimbabwe. February 15th, 2010
Oasis works with street children in Harare, Zimbabwe giving them a brighter future and keeping them on the right track.
We support Oasis with a donation and assist in a hip hop workshop for the kids.
NameOasis, Harare, ZimbabweAimTo assist the street children of Harare: …
Streets Ahead, Harare, ZimbabweHarare, Zimbabwe. February 15th, 2010Streets Ahead supports at risk street children in Harare by offering them emergency shelter, workshops like Capoeira, and vocational training like basket weaving and candle making.
We visit streets ahead and exchange ideas with its friendly director; we support this cause with a donation.
NameStreets …
Maputo, Mozambique. February 2nd – 4th, 2010Muodjo’s mission it o assist vulnerable children and develop their cultural abilities, with special focus on streets children and orphans.
We supply materials for an exhibition they organize with pictures the children drew.
NameMuodjo Cultural Center, Maputo rural area, MozambiqueAimTo assist vulnerable children and develop their …
Later than planned, well, the whole concept of planning erodes like the barren soil of deforestated plains, we leave for Kogelo, the village where Obama’s grandmother and aunt live. I must tell you straight away it’s a publicity thing. Visiting this village, saying hello to the grandmother of the officially most powerful man – i …
If buildings are painted in Kenya, the chances are high that they show the logos of one of the four mobile phone companies: safaricom, zain, orange, and yu. They pay people if they let them paint their houses with their bright green, purple, orange logos. We are proud to erect the first building with non-commercial …
Now let me write something nonsensical. This story takes the form of a travel account where it should be an account of the hopeful truth behind a playing face. You know how much I treasure the simple receipts I get from the pharmacies, hospitals, and groceries where I am buying my aid? I cherish it …
