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Updates from Sitima: December 2014 - network for a better world

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Updates from Sitima: December 2014. Alice with some of our beneficiaries.a grandmother and the child she cares for. Alice at the official opening of Bessies' Place - our new base in the village, named after Alice's Mother. Pictured with her were our guests for the day Lucy and Tony from Ndi Moyo Hospice. To make a Christmas donation to Network for a Better World click. More images and stories from her visit will be uploaded soon. Your comment will be posted after it is approved. WELCOME to our blog.

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Life-saving books on way to Cambodia - network for a better world

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Life-saving books on way to Cambodia. Your comment will be posted after it is approved. WELCOME to our blog. Happy Christmas from the N4BW committee. Founder Alice Davidson OBE returns from vital visit to Malawi with update. Ebola Outbreak 2014: Emergency grant made to the people of Sierra Leone. Founder in Rome for Lenten season. A year of great progress. A 'Mile For Malawi'- Katie(age 10) does her bit- could you? Our chairman is in Malawi to move our project forward.

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Hope for Humanity - network for a better world

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Any reading of the passion narrative from this week moves me from my apathy. Intially taken aback by the violence and seeming inhumanity of the Romans and the Jewish authorities of the time and suddenly I am jolted out of that easy judgement. Isnt the world like this now? Dont we all know a Pilate and a Caiphas? Are we ourselves like that too. That for me is the most remarkable thing, that God chose grim reality, our own realities. Are we broken by grief and denial like Peter? In our N4BW values we know ...

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N4BW Chairman on outreach visit to Malawi - network for a better world

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N4BW Chairman on outreach visit to Malawi. Some children near the parish house- who come with their mothers daily to the maize grinding facility and water borehole provided in the parish. Andy Clark and his wife Mary are in Malawi to undertake research in the isolated settlements around Sitima parish - so that we have sold data and positive relationships to begin primary health, education and social support programmes over the coming years. We arrived in Sitima on Saturday and were made to feel very.

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Gallery - network for a better world

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The Opening of 'Bessies Place'. Our N4BW house and base in the Sitima Parish. Pictured is Fr Owen ODonnell parish priest of Sitima and our local partner. Also pictured is Alice Davidson officially opening the House with guests from a local hospice. Built entirely with la local labour forces and using local supply companies. Registered as a Charity in England and Wales Number:1151591. Catholic Missionary Union of England and Wales.

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Eastern England schools support Malawi's children - network for a better world

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Eastern England schools support Malawi's children. To prepare for their late September trip to Malawi, Andy and Mary. Clark are grateful to the staff and pupils at St Edmund's RC Primary School in. Bungay, Suffolk and Hillside Avenue CP School in Norwich, Norfolk. The. Schools donated pens,pencils, books and clothing for distribution to local. Families in the parish of Sitima in Zomba diocese. Parishioners at The. Cathedral of St John the Baptist, Norwich also donated hand-knitted dolls and.

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Programmes - network for a better world

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Sitima , near Zomba in Malawi. We identified this rural area of Southern Malawi . There was only limited input by larger agencies and governmental funders and the mainly susbsitence farmers were struggling to make a living after two seasons of drought. At this sort of grass roots level, our modest investment of time, energy and money could have a better chance of truly helping those that need it. Volunteer House and placements. Distribution of mosquito nets and sleeping mats.

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A First-Timer’s View of Africa - network for a better world

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A First-Timer’s View of Africa. After a long journey we arrived in Blantyre. I expected something bigger – more ‘international’ –than this! We passed through customs quickly and were met by Fr Owen. What followed was a 2 hour drive into the ‘real Africa. The whole compound is like an oasis. At this time of the year Malawi is green and colourful with clear views of the surrounding hills. Angela Stone, a parishioner of the Cathedral in Norwich on the Easter trip to Malawi. WELCOME to our blog. N4BW gives r...

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Running for Malawi - network for a better world

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Katie Owens aged 10 from Southport - has organised a sponsored run in bedford Park, Birkdale . It was entirely her idea and has had fun designing a t-shirt and going around her classmates asking for sponsorship. If you wish to support her noble efforts please use the link below and remember if you are a taxpayer to day yes to 'gift-aid'. Its even quicker to give by text message. A tired Katie after the run! Pound;80 raised . Great work! Your comment will be posted after it is approved. WELCOME to our blog.