Tanzania Update - Covid-19

An update regarding the ongoing project in Tanzania by our friends at The Mud House Children’s Foundation.


An update regarding the ongoing project in Tanzania by our friends at The Mud House Children’s Foundation.

COVID-19

At the beginning of March, Hannah and I had an extremely successful trip to Wasso with five volunteers and sponsors. Unfortunately this was cut short due to the Corona virus outbreak.  The children were all doing fantastically well in school and the hostel, but like with the rest of the world they are now currently in lock down in their villages until further notice.

 

 

Before we were called home to England, we gave the children and staff information about Covid-19 and advice on how to stay safe.  The children passed this information on to their families and because of extremely generous donations and your continued support, we have been able to provide food, soap, buckets with taps and medical supplies to enable the Maasai community to stay in their villages for as long as is needed. They are taking  this situation very seriously and so far everyone has stayed in good health and we hope this will continue.

 

 


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The Information Pack is now available

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50% contribution towards the cost of a new dishwasher at their Kingsley Bordon Centre. The funds had been raised by Rotary over the Christmas period by various public collections and the Yuletide Festival .

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Featuring a family short walk at 5.30 pm, followed by a twilight yomp starting at 7.30 pm, finishing in the dark at close to 10.00 pm

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Speaker Mike Gaston, the new Principal of Alton College and the Merged South Downs College and Havant College. Also pictured here is Past President Tony Phillips (on the left).

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In many parts of Tanzania a Sand Dam will provide a water supply.(See our Sand Dams page) So The Rotary Club of Alton have recently paid towards the provision of a solar powered water pump and bore hole for the people of the Waso district.

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Each year since 2002 we have been providing scholarships to students at Alton College

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The Dopplex ABIity machine

To celebrate 70 years of the NHS we purchased a Dopplex ABIlity machine for use at the Alton Community Hospital.

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On March 29th a group of members and wives were given a tour of the workshops at Ropley.

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The new living fence

Our ongoing support for this project. Now with New and up to date photos.

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Tom with two girl students

Teabag stands for The Education and Book Appeal for Ghana, which provides equipment, books, and educational facilities to three villages in Ghana

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An update regarding the ongoing project in Tanzania by our friends at The Mud House Children’s Foundation.

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