sarahsalway.blogspot.com
Sarah's writing journal: 07/01/2010 - 08/01/2010
http://sarahsalway.blogspot.com/2010_07_01_archive.html
Wednesday, July 28, 2010. Posted by Sarah Salway. Links to this post. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. On Hardship (and Kendal Mint Cake) - a 50 word photostory. More fifty word photostories here. Pps You all did know I'm climbing Kilimanjaro, right? Posted by Sarah Salway. Links to this post. Monday, July 26, 2010. IS THERE ANYTHING MORE SCARY? Than members of your family reading your books? Posted by Sarah Salway. Links to this post. Labels: Getting the Picture. Thursday, July 22, 2010. Rather like those women ...
fisherjj.blogspot.com
Jess in Uganda: Amazing homes of refuge for little bundles of joy
http://fisherjj.blogspot.com/2010/05/amazing-homes-of-refuge-for-little_30.html
Amazing homes of refuge for little bundles of joy. There are 143,000,000 orphans in the world today. The population of orphans theoretically makes up the 7th largest nation in the world. I wonder what those little eyes have witnessed, whether she realized she was being abandoned, and how long she was alone and scared before someone found her. Here’s the link to their site for more info: www.sanyubabies.com. Statistics on the number of orphans in Uganda are not exact, but earlier this year Unicef estimate...
fisherjj.blogspot.com
Jess in Uganda: May 2010
http://fisherjj.blogspot.com/2010_05_01_archive.html
Sanyu babies' home and Child's i Foundation. Lorna with baby Angel, the first girly at Child's i Foundation. This is baby Faith. We think she's about 18 months old, but she is a very tiny little girl. Adam and I are quite smitten :). This is gorgeous four-month old Simon, the first baby to arrive at Child's i Foundation. Amazing homes of refuge for little bundles of joy. There are 143,000,000 orphans in the world today. The population of orphans theoretically makes up the 7th largest nation in the world.
empower.typepad.com
Empower African Children Blog: Empower African Children Updates
http://empower.typepad.com/empower_african_children_/school_news
Empower African Children Blog. Empower African Children transforms the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children through the power of innovative education. Spirit of Uganda is the public face of Empower African Children. The children in this professional training and touring program present riveting performances of music and dance for audiences of all ages. Visit the main site. Support children in Uganda. ABOUT SPIRIT OF UGANDA. Learn about the Tour. Learn how to help today. Promote Your Page Too. Sharon...
empower.typepad.com
Empower African Children Blog
http://empower.typepad.com/empower_african_children_
Empower African Children Blog. Empower African Children transforms the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children through the power of innovative education. Spirit of Uganda is the public face of Empower African Children. The children in this professional training and touring program present riveting performances of music and dance for audiences of all ages. Visit the main site. Support children in Uganda. ABOUT SPIRIT OF UGANDA. Learn about the Tour. Learn how to help today. Promote Your Page Too. Do not...
sarahchudnovsky.blogspot.com
Sarah's Blog: 10/10/09
http://sarahchudnovsky.blogspot.com/2009_10_10_archive.html
Saturday, October 10, 2009. Tree Planting, Stove-Making and Science Centres. I shadowed Margaret to see what she does to manage the projects, and she arranged for me to experience the different aspects of the community's efforts. It was a vivid green, with orange and pink dots. It was really slow moving, so I picked it up and it carefully climbed up my arm. . Et picking the pods. Back at the compound, we sat on stools and pulled the tiny seeds out of the dry pods and collected them in shallow baskets.
wearekuza.org
BLOG — KUZA
http://www.wearekuza.org/blog
How We Do It. The # 1 Question. Host A Bead Party. 5 Ways To Help. How We Do It. The # 1 Question. Host A Bead Party. 5 Ways To Help. KUZA: Educate. Grow. Develop. July 17, 2016. My heart warms as I flip through photos and review stories to share in this student update. It's been over 5 years since Cohort A. First started attending high school on KUZA scholarships- and now they're set to graduate from University! From left to right): Amos. Congratulations to A Cohort! While their time with KUZA is growin...
sarahchudnovsky.blogspot.com
Sarah's Blog: WITH Margaret
http://sarahchudnovsky.blogspot.com/p/with-margaret.html
Kyanawara, western Uganda. Founder of the Community Action Project. Project manager of the Kibale Fuel Wood Project. Mother of Hans and Kramer, wife to Moses. Contact Margaret (she'd loooove to hear from you! About the Kyanyawara Area:. How the Community Action Project Began:. Read more about the CAP below.but first,. So, who are these ladies? A letter from Margaret:. These sixty women spend their limited free time making these beads and baskets, and these crafts make an enormous difference in their live...
sarahchudnovsky.blogspot.com
Sarah's Blog: 09/30/09
http://sarahchudnovsky.blogspot.com/2009_09_30_archive.html
Wednesday, September 30, 2009. Long Day in Rwebisengo. Charcoal is a huge conservation problem here and in Congo because is requires so much deforestation. Clearly there is a lot of room for improvement by the end of the program! One question asked the importance of having many different birds and insects. The answer we are looking for is pollination, so I was surprised when a student responded, "birds collect sunlight." I wonder what he was thinking. We finished at Makondo just before 5, and we were an ...
