Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda

by FRIENDS OF AICM
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda
Provide education for 80 Pygmy children in Uganda

Project Report | Jun 17, 2009
Batwa pygmy Project

By Colin Townsend | Project leader

Greetings form African International Christian Ministry (AICM) in Kabale, South West Uganda.The director, Timothy Twikerize, wishes to thank generous friends in the UK for the funds raised on the recent Global Giving UK challenge.£1500 has now gone from the treasurer of the Friends of AICM here in UK to George, the AICM treasurer. This funding will mean that our friends in Kabale can immediately begin to address the needs of the two primary schools they run in the remote Batwa (pygmy) villges of Rwamahano and Muribindi. AICM provides two teachers at each of these schools. Nichodemus and Gad are at Rwamahano, and Fred and John are at Muribindi. These funds will immediately address arrears in their salaries and ensure their future salaries for a few months. It will also mean that the students can be provided with a daily meal of posho and beans---much needed by these undernourished children. Finally the teachers can hopefull purchase some much neede basic stationery and school equipment. A group of trustees and friends from UK is travelling to Kabale on 4th July, for two weeks, to visit AICM projects.We will visit these schools and will bring back pictures and up to the minute progress reports---so watch this space! This funding will help for the next 10 months . PLEASE help us to REACH OUR ULTIMATE TARGET to ensure the future of primary education amongst these needy people.

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FRIENDS OF AICM

Location: CRANBROOK, Kent - United Kingdom
Colin Townsend
Project Leader:
Colin Townsend
Board Member
OXFORDSHIRE , UK United Kingdom

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