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New Chair of the Vine Trust Board
It is our great privilege to congratulate The Very Rev Albert Bogle at the end of his service as Chairman of the Vine Trust Board. Albert has provided invaluable direction and vision to Vine Trust over the course of 34 years and we wish him well as he continues with us as Founder and Chaplain to the Board. We now welcome Mr Alec Carstairs as the new Chair of the…
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2020 Young Adults Expedition
This year, Vine Trust will celebrate our 1000th school expedition volunteer to work alongside our in-country partners to empower vulnerable local communities. Our Expeditions Team were keen to celebrate our progress in Peru & Tanzania through the achievements and support of our volunteers. Having spoken to our returned school volunteers from 2018, many of them told us that they would love the opportunity to return on a Vine Trust expedition.…
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The Journey to Success International Development Career Pathway
Vine Trust are very excited to be launching a new partnership with The Robertson Trust. The Robertson Trust is the largest independent grant-making Trust in Scotland. Their mission is to improve lives and realise the potential of people & communities in Scotland. Since 1992 The Trust has identified and assisted over 1000 young Scots who have the ability, but not necessarily the means, to receive the most out of a…
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How Medical Volunteering Makes Friendships for Life
Vine Trust volunteers have the exciting chance to be a part of our medical work in Peru and Tanzania. Nurse Theresa Torrance joined one of our teams in Peru and shared her experience of this life-changing opportunity with us. Vine Trust teams are often multinational, with volunteers coming from all across the globe. Theresa’s team was no different, ‘Our team comprised of a Canadian dentist, dental nurse, and a dental…
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Making Silly Faces: Building Relationships in Kazunzu
Vine Trust's Louise and Martin headed out to Tanzania this week to visit our latest construction project, Kazunzu Village of Hope. Louise and Martin spent time with Programme Director Samuel Limbe at the 53-acre site to carry out final health & safety and due diligence checks in anticipation of our volunteers’ arrival in May. Our twelve volunteers from Falkirk Trinity Church will be the first to support the construction of…
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