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Welcome to Vivian Onyeneke
We are delighted to welcome a new member of staff to Vine Trust, Vivian Onyeneke. Vivian has joined as key member of the Admin team at the office in Edinburgh, supporting the ongoing development of our partnership programmes and volunteers expeditions. Welcome, Vivian!
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2023 Forth Hope Expeditions Now Available
We are delighted to announce that applications to join the Forth Hope Medical Programme, Peru in 2023 are now open. An expedition with the Forth Hope Programme not only gives you the chance to learn about local health needs and use your medical skills to support the services. It's also a great opportunity to discover more of the local culture from the excellent Peruvian team who manage and deliver the work…
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Jubilee Hope visits Goziba Island
After Jubilee Hope's most recent expedition, Programme Manager, Patrick abula reported that "there was great excitedment on the return of the ship to the island of Goziba. There was a huge crowd of patients". Dr Uzia Mohamad, Head of Medical Services, noted that "there has been great team spirit and team work, with quality services offered to patients".
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Progress at Kazunzu
Exciting activity at Kazunzu as some income generating activities are in full swing. To support economic resilience and long-term sustainablity, Kazunzu's fish farm, which began in 2021, has been stocked with two cages with plans in place to add another four. Some guardian parents are receiving training from a local aquaculture expert so they can run the project themselves with minimal support. Other projects are being developed too including a poultry…
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An update from TAWREF
We are delighted to share an update from TAWREF, who have recently completed building their 138th home since 2012! Mama Mwijuma became a widow in 2017 and since then, her family were made to leave the room they rented after being unable to pay rent. Athman, her youngest son, is severely disabled and Mwijuma spends most of her time at home caring for him meaning she cannot take part in any casual…
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