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CHRISTmas 2005: Train a Health Worker; £38

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Saturday, November 05, 2005. Train a Health Worker; 38. Health visitors probably have a fairly different life in Haiti or in Sudan or in Bolivia to the one that a lady such as the one in the picture would have known. Training and refresher courses. In health awareness, counselling and hygiene would be something that both would recognise though - even if the courses took pretty different forms. From Oxfam Unwrapped, www.oxfamunwrapped.com. Posted by luv&daisies at 12:37 am. Start a Business; 50. Vocationa...

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CHRISTmas 2005: First Aid Kit; £30

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Saturday, November 05, 2005. First Aid Kit; 30. This first aid kit. Probably doesn't have plasters or bandages with Tweety Pie or the Superman logo all over them - but it will be appreciated and will do just as good a job in servicing basic first aid somewhere that needs it. From Oxfam Unwrapped, www.oxfamunwrapped.com. Posted by luv&daisies at 1:19 am. Start a Business; 50. Irrigate a Plot of Land for 1 Year; 100. Farmer's Kit; 45. Anti-Violence-Against-Women Campaign Kits - 10; 20. Build a Toilet; 30.

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CHRISTmas 2005: Kit Out 5 School Students; £20

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Friday, November 04, 2005. Kit Out 5 School Students; 20. It's been more than 10 years since I left school. Even so, I still feel a pathetic frisson of delight when I see the Back to School logos going up all over the shops and know that I don't need to go and get a school uniform - and school shoes, which always took aaaaaaages because my feet were a 'treble-A' fitting (i.e. very very narrow. Humph). One Green jumpers were still grim though! Will give the same 'new start' thrill to 5 schoolchildren some...

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CHRISTmas 2005: CHRISTmas 2005

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Saturday, November 05, 2005. This blog is my Christmas 2005 suggestion list. Rather than me accruing more 'stuff' I'd like you to direct presents 'to' me to others who really need them. There are a lot of suggestions here - you'll probably find something that inspires you somewhere! Read through the "What to Do" on the right. Get to specific items by clicking their description in the "Navigation" bit on the right, under the "What to Do". You can also view the suggestions list, arranged;. Farmer's Kit; 45.

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CHRISTmas 2005: Donkey; £50

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Saturday, November 05, 2005. Shrek's donkey friend probably wouldn't be much use to your average farmer - but generally donkeys are great carriers and pullers of loads. This can help in ploughing or irrigation as well as in allowing farmers to carry more produce to market to sell. They work as passanger vehicles too - not just freight! Perhaps the gift of a donkey. Will be a part of God's answer to someone's prayer of "God, save us" this Christmas. From Oxfam Unwrapped, www.oxfamunwrapped.com. Vocational...

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CHRISTmas 2005: Learning Games; £60

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Friday, November 04, 2005. Learning Games; 60. Trivial Pursuit - a game in which players pursue each other around the board and flex their general knowledge. You hop your little empty pie around the board aiming at answering one questions on each of the 'big pie' wedge squares thereby collecting different coloured cheese-shapes, brown, blue, green, yellow, orange and pink to show a full and balanced cross-curricular grasp of trivia. Games are a good way of learning. Posted by luv&daisies at 10:35 pm.

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CHRISTmas 2005: Start a Business; £50

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Saturday, November 05, 2005. Start a Business; 50. If I were going to be the person in charge of this business, you may be well advised to keep your hand in your pocket and not to invest. Fotrunately, I'm not the prospective M.D. - but someone who needs a leg-up to escape from the hole that poverty is would really appreciate the investment of faith in them. This present. Could go towards any sort of business - from farming to fashion - but whatever area it funds, the people it helps will appreciate it.

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CHRISTmas 2005: Teach a Teacher; £30

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Friday, November 04, 2005. Teach a Teacher; 30. As part of my job at Langham Arts. I write lesson-plans and things for. Prom Praise for Schools. From Oxfam Unwrapped, www.oxfmunwrapped.com. Posted by luv&daisies at 10:59 pm. Keep it up the profession. Start a Business; 50. Irrigate a Plot of Land for 1 Year; 100. Farmer's Kit; 45. Anti-Violence-Against-Women Campaign Kits - 10; 20. Build a Toilet; 30. First Aid Kit; 30. Essential Hygiene Kit and Feed a Family for 1 Month; 37. Train a Health Worker; 38.

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CHRISTmas 2005: Home Based Care Kit; £60

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Saturday, November 05, 2005. Home Based Care Kit; 60. AIDS is ravaging Africa. This present is slightly more practical than wearing a red ribbon. Not that there's anything wrong with that, raising awareness is a good thing - it's too easy to forget when a situation's not immediate for you. It provides. Kitchen bits, blankets, soap and stuff. And will have a big impact on their general health. Eating properly, staying warm and keeping clean all have a huge impact, even though they're very small things.