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Fundraising - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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Members of the charity and our supporters, raise funds in a number of ways. We have an educational sponsorship scheme which is supported by people from far and wide. This money is used to sponsor the education of the village children. If you would be interested in this scheme then please refer to 0ur Educational Sponsorship Scheme. Selling Books and Raffle tickets at the Amlwch Threshing Show 2010. Members attend various fairs and gathering where raffles are organised. Sale of Second Hand books. We have ...

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Village Co-operative - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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Village Co-operative sewing machines. New skills have been learnt and the members are proud of their achievements as well as providing money for their families. The co-operative has developed as clothing is now manufactured for sale in the local markets and a tie and dye workshop has been formed. The co-operative is run by an elected committee. Educational Assistance to Schools. Enclosure Wall and Garden. Ambulance and Medical Equipment. Borehole and Solar Pump. Llawr Y Llan, Lon Goch.

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Enclosure Wall and Garden - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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Enclosure Wall and Garden. Growing 10 different types of fruit and vegetables. All the main business of the village – meetings, celebrations, etc. takes place in one main area. This area has now been developed into a compound by the erection of an enclosure wall. This compound houses the skills centre and newly constructed workshops (2010) with its First Aid Room (2010) and the co-operative garden. Educational Assistance to Schools. Enclosure Wall and Garden. Ambulance and Medical Equipment.

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Container - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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A container crammed with materials left Amlwch on the 9th December 2010headed for Felixstowe and thereafter to the Gambian capital (Banjul) where it arrived on the 7th January 2011. For details of the items sent see container manifest. Container and tractor. Mr. Daniel Parry presenting the tractor to our vice chairman ( Mr. Eric Roberts). Medical Staff Examining some of the donated equipment. Many thanks also to local schools and numerous individuals who donated items. In addition the charity acquire...

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Provision of Workshops - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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Out of necessity the villagers have retained their traditional skills in both metalwork and woodwork. In order to develop these skills and to provide training for the village youth it was decided to build some workshops. The charity provided the required materials (cement, aggregate, steel reinforcing rods, roofing etc). The building work was carried out be the villagers, on a voluntary basis, which included making cement blocks. Educational Assistance to Schools. Enclosure Wall and Garden.

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Educational Assistance to Schools - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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Educational Assistance to Schools. Presenting educational materials Pakalinding School. The items concerned had been bought in one of the urban centres in the Gambia. There was much haggling, and eventually a bargain price was agreed. The price was agreed on the promise that the vendor’s picture be displayed on our web page. Here he is. His name Mahendra Chandani. Mahendra was again very kind with his discounts for the items purchased in January 2011. The village children are mad about football, despite ...

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Ambulance and Medical Equipment - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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Ambulance and Medical Equipment. The clinic serving the village is located in a town called Soma which is about 5 miles from Sankwia. Persons requiring urgent medical attention were forced to walk to the clinic. These would have included women in labour, children and the aged. Often the patient was too ill to make the journey and many died without receiving the appropriate treatment, albeit of a basic nature. Dafydd, Guto and Huw with the village elders. Handing Over medical equipment at the clinic.

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Educational Sponsorships - Cyfeillion Sankwia Friends

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A representative of the charity visited the village in December 2005, and discussed with members of the Sankwia Village Development Association, and the village elders the needs of the village. It was agreed that the number one. Has been created to encourage individuals from our Welsh Community to sponsor the education of a child. This scheme now boasts sponsors from far and wide helping to give both boys and girls an equal opportunity. The scheme includes the provision of:. Enclosure Wall and Garden.