Ukani Preschool Foundation
18th June 2013: Casca was on his bike today, meeting more villagers in Doroba. He writes: MEETING…
An Answer: For the past eight years, we’ve been working to build a different kind of organisation. One without big money, buildings and.
18th June 2013: Casca was on his bike today, meeting more villagers in Doroba. He writes: MEETING WITH CAREGIVERS G.V.H DIKA MHLANGA IN.
17th June 2013: These women in their urban garden are harvesting Rape and Chinese cabbage for the market. They have learned well and.
16th June 2013: This is a Zambian method of making compost. With our Conservation Farming, we cover all the ground and compost everything..
15th June 2013: This is Oswald, our beekeeper bringing beehives to a village in Doroba. He makes, then installs them, and does training.
14th June 2013: By the end of this year I will be surprised if we haven’t reached the half a million mark of.
13th June 2013: Casca and Florence were busy today as they seem to have visited five remote village communities with new preschool groups..
12th June 2013: The little boy is named Fortunate and has Cerebral Palsy. When we eventually discovered him about two months ago, and got.
11th June 2013: Robert our manager of farms looks like a happy man. Harisen had just delivered 3000 packs of open pollinated seeds..
10th June 2013: This is the new sign Christopher painted on the entrance gate to the factory. The two dots are missing from.
9th June 2013: These are locally made watering cans on the farm. They buy some of the metal sheet but also use car.
8th June 2013: This is one of our farming groups in the city. This is the Tiwonge Women’s group. They find a piece.
7th June 2013: Today was the day when volunteering among Societies in DIT came under the spotlight. College President, Professor Brian Norton, presented.
Going home, I know why I am here. I am not here to do the jobs that the Malawi people could do in half the time. I am not here to teach or to preach, to lead or to be followed. I am here to work with the people, to build friendships, a network of support and encouragement that can be continued long into the future. I know that while I may be back in Ireland soon, Wells for Zoë will continue to be here in Malawi, and will continue to be a community of people that will always be there, that will always offer help and support, that will always extend the hand of friendship and that will never give up.Tessa Fleming, Tessa Fleming
Professor Ann Burnell, MSc, PhD Chair of the Board
Senior Lecturer DIT School of Computing Secretary
John Waters (born on 28 May 1955) is a columnist with The Irish Times, a former editor of Magill magazine
Co-founder of Wells for Zoë
Co-founder of Wells for Zoë
Board member. Six times to Malawi. Graduated with a first in her Business and management degree in DIT.
