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Laura Pennycook: 2nd report from Guyana
Wed, 11th Nov 2015As the little speed boat crossed the Demerara River, the change in landscape was incredible. In the space of 15 minutes we moved from a dirty, polluted dock at the…
Emma Ralph – first report from Senegal
Wed, 11th Nov 2015Salaam aleikum! In my third month as a Project Trust volunteer in Senegal, I am starting to feel very at home in this laid back country. I am teaching a…
Victoria Welsh – first report from Ghana
Sun, 8th Nov 2015I live in a small village called Lolobi Ashiambi in the Volta region of Ghana with my Project Trust partner, Chloe. After 2 months we are finally beginning to settle…
Anna Haas final footprinter report
Wed, 30th Sep 2015The last couple of months at our project, Mitchell House were very busy. We had a June/July holiday that lasted about three weeks so by the time we…
Laura Pennycook: First report from Guyana
Mon, 28th Sep 2015After being in Kwakwani for over 2 weeks, it’s easy to forget exactly where I am because the jungle is kept so well at bay. But I got some context…
Michael Sleeman final footprinter report from Fiji
Fri, 25th Sep 2015Image source Seven and a Half Month (Final) Report Bula everyone for the final time! Crazy as it seems, my time in Fiji has come to an end and I…
Kirsty Scott – Final Footprinter Report from Otjikondo
Thu, 17th Sep 2015In my last report I mentioned the school drama Scheherazade. This was performed on Parents Day (in July) along with us displaying the learners work in the art room and…
News (and a great photograph) from Ngambenyi
Sat, 27th Jun 2015We’ve been trying to keep abreast of developments from Kenya and the work African Promise are doing on a new primary school. A week ago we received the latest news,…
News from Team Kenya
Mon, 22nd Jun 2015We’ve had some great recent news from Team Kenya. They’ve rounded it all up for us in this PDF attachment that you can download here. Some highlights: Six secondary students…
Footprinter report: Kirsty Scott in Namibia
Wed, 10th Jun 2015Another term has passed; time is flying as fast as ever. The Yellow team won Sports Day, after it was almost rained off, and received their hard-earned ice-cream. Our Project…
Hazel’s Footprints at the London Marathon
Thu, 30th Apr 2015Huge congratulations to Lorcan and Euan on their fantastic running in the London Marathon at the weekend! Well done Lorcan, our official Hazel’s Footprints Trust runner, for battling the 2015…
Photo Gallery from Wakadogo
Thu, 2nd Apr 2015A wonderful note has arrived from Wakadogo in Uganda alongside these pictures in the gallery below. I’m so pleased to tell you that we officially opened the new school library…
Hazel’s Footprints at Wakadogo Library
Tue, 24th Mar 2015It’s great to see a photograph of this sign outside Wakadogo Library in Uganda. If you’d like to read more about our involvement with this library project there are more…
Exciting News from African Promise
Mon, 16th Mar 2015We’ve recently had some exciting news from Charles Coldman, the director of African Promise, who provide better primary schools for Kenyan children. HFT is building and funding the whole project…
News from Azafady in Madagascar
Sat, 21st Feb 2015Azafady is a UK charity and Malagasy NGO working on sustainable development in southeast Madagascar and a few years ago we donated £9,500 towards their project to build a new…
Footprinter report from Kirsty Scott in Otjikondo
Sat, 14th Feb 2015I have now been in Otjikondo for almost 5 months and hope once I describe my day to day life here and some of the things I have been doing,…
A Happy Start to 2015 from Team Kenya
Tue, 10th Feb 2015The New Year brings new students applying for sponsorship. Team Kenya is currently campaigning to send 20 girls to school with the #TeamKenya20 campaign. Check it out on our Facebook,…
Footprinter report: Naomi High in Honduras
Fri, 30th Jan 2015Time has gone really fast since I wrote the last report and a lot of things have changed. I have changed Host families as we both thought it was a…
Photo Gallery from Wakadogo
Wed, 24th Dec 2014We’ve just received some more photographs from Wakadogo. They tell us: ‘The library now has desks, chairs, bookshelves, solar power and computers. We will now spend the next few weeks…
Footprinter report: Emma Patton in Malawi
Wed, 24th Dec 2014Unlike other African countries Malawi has always been known to be relatively safe in comparison. The Warm Heart of Africa where the people are always friendly and welcoming, it certainly…
More News from Wakadogo!
Wed, 10th Dec 2014You can read the latest newsletter from Wakadogo here.
