SOME OF THE CHILDREN IN NAMUWONGO
children collecting clean waterin Namuwongo NAMUWONGO
This is Lillian, one of the Ugandan teachers.
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May
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- Day 1 in Uganda
- Day 3 - The visit to Namuwongo
- Day 4 - Visit to Nsambya Ex-Street Children Organi...
- A TREMENDOUS DAY!
- The Source of the Nile!
- A Scarry Moment & The 'Foundation' Gets Stronger
- Here I Am Crying Again......The Children Have Arri...
- And Then There Were 28......And Still Counting!
- 5 = 20....and A Traditional Ugandan Wedding
- SOME PICTURES - BUT READ THE PREVIOUS BLOG AS WELL!
- FINALLY...THE POWER IS BACK ON ...& JOFREY'S STORY
- The Bead Ladies of the In-Need Home
- A SLOW BURN.................
- "TEACHER.....WE ARE HERE TO LEARN!"
- EAGER LEARNERS! THE PHOTOS SAY IT ALL!!
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About Me
- Howard Shapiro Judy Labow
- The Namuwongo Literacy Project has, as its ultimate goal, the establishment of a ‘free-of-charge’, government recognized, full-time, co-educational, day school. The immediate goal is the increase in the number of pupils, school hours and Ugandan teachers. The Directors of the Namuwongo Literacy Project are Judy Labow and Howard Shapiro. During the summer of 2006, Ms. Labow led a team of educators volunteering in Namuwongo. This work led to the creation of the Namuwongo Literacy Project. In the summer of 2007, Howard Shapiro set in motion the ‘foundation’ necessary for the now sustainable Namuwongo Literacy Project.
4 comments:
I read, I saw, I cried ...
The more I read, the more touched I am, but the more sad and angry also ... How can all that, still be going on in 2007 ...
On an another note, my students (K's remember!) would like to know why all the children (boys and girls) seem to be "bald" or don't have a lot of hair? (I told them I would ask and show them the question!)
Keep it up and take care,
Jacynthe :o)
flip the pictures dad!
Seriously uncle howie. Flip the pictures! I know you probably don't have time and can't bother with rotating the photos. They are incredible. The one of the little girl in the princess dress breaks my heart. It was probably a hand-me-down from a halloween costume or a flower girl dress. Keep the pictures coming and good work on getting the kids food&getting their name. I'm definitely naming my child Immaculate one day. I wish i could send some stuff for these kids. My friends are reading your blogs and they are very impressed. Stay safe and i look forward to more blogs with rotated photos!
Evan sends his love!
Panya Yanya...
Love,
Marissa
Great text and photos. Obviously this is vital work and must be supported.
How about elaborating on financial needs and including a mechanism for donations in the Blog?
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