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Article about HAU in magazine |
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 14:57 |
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 In Zorg en Zekerheid's magazine called Gezzond, an article was published about their glasses action together with Eyeclarify. In this article, information is given about Hope Alive Uganda. The article read:
"Do you have old (childrens) glasses or hearing aids? Hand them over until November 1 in one of our insurance shops.
The glasses and hearing aids will be donated to Hope Alive Uganda. This fundraising is done in collaboration with Eye Clarify,
a charity which together with other organizations and foundations ensures the distribution of glasses and hearing aids.
Zorg en Zekerheid pays for shipping the collected glasses and hearing aids to Uganda. Hope Alive Uganda is a foundation that
focuses on orphans and poor families in Kisozi, Central Uganda. They support children concerning education, improve the conditions
of children and run health programs including an HIV / AIDS program. In addition, HAU runs a major project through which
the population can improve their circumstances by breeding goats and chicken and growing crops for themselves and for the purpose of selling and making a living. In the December issue you will read how many people we have helped by donating pairs of glasses."
The article can be downloaded in Dutch here. |
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Suzanne Yakubu makes a powerpoint presentation for HAU |
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 13:39 |
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 Suzanne Yakubu has made a powerpoint presentation for Hope Alive Uganda that is completely up to date and shows the projects that Hope Alive Uganda runs. Suzanne Yakubu is a Dutch writer with experiences in Ghana and Surinam. Suzanne also sells products from Ghana. Hope Alive Uganda appreciates Suzanne's help through the 1 % club. The powerpoint presentation will be used during talks at schools, in churches, for women's groups etc. to raise awareness about Hope Alive Uganda's hiv/aids program. The powerpoint presentation can be found here.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 September 2010 14:03 |
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Zorg en Zekerheid and a new Eyecamp |
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 14:56 |
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A Dutch insurance company, Zorg en Zekerheid, is running an action with Eyeclarify: people are requested to hand in their used pair of glasses. These pairs of glasses will be donated to Hope Alive Uganda. What's more, Zorg en Zekerheid supports Hope Alive Uganda in sending the glasses to Uganda. This enables Hope Alive Uganda to organize a third Eyecamp before the end of 2010. Hope Alive Uganda will organize an Eyecamp in Kisozi once again and is likely to organize another Eyecamp in Jinja before the end of 2010. The action ran by Zorg en Zekerheid and Eyeclarify will last until November 1st. After that, Hope Alive Uganda will sort the pairs of glasses in the Netherlands, after which they will be transported to Uganda. |
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HAU participating in competition Voor de Wereld van Morgen |
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 08:42 |
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 Hope Alive Uganda is participating in the competition Voor de Wereld van Morgen. This competition challenges people and organizations to come up with innovative ideas that contribute to durable projects and a good enterprise, taking into account an environmental friendly product or ways of producing products. Hope Alive Uganda's project can be found here and launches its idea to start the production of reusable pads in Kamuli and Jinja district. This project will give women the opportunity to earn an income and become independant, contributes to reducing girls dropping out of school and reusable pads are an environmental friendly way of producing these items and an environmental friendly product in itself. Contact Hope Alive Uganda to find out more about this contest and Hope Alive Uganda's participation in this competition. Click "stem" to vote for this project! Spread the word.
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