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The Community Group in Morrumbala is learning a series of integrated messages on areas as diverse as farming, health, hygiene and nutrition thanks to USAID´s Food for Peace program. Photo by Bita Rodriguez
Photo: Sith Sam Ath.
Published in: Community Eye Health Journal Vol. 19 No. 60 DECEMBER 2006 www.cehjournal.org
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Deep Creek Middle School and The Island School come together to work on community projects during the semester. Last week, they met their buddies!
The community comes together and gets creative to design one of kind christmas trees for the festival.
Once again, Hummingbird spread its wings to the surrounding communities.
A recent development of the Hummingbird Project started last year during school holidays, Beija-Flor na Comunidade or Hummingbird in the Community, literally means that we take most of the activities from our Hummingbird Arts and Cultural Activity Centre to the children and young people in surrounding communities instead of them coming to us.
The programme is an important step towards implanting smaller nuclei in underprivileged communities, from where the populations have limited access to our regular Activity Centre, either due to distance, safety or lack of transport. Another important reason for the project is to facilitate the reproduction of our prevention methodology by youth community mobilisers and mentors trained at Hummingbird; Everyone a Changemaker.
See the slideshow from last year's programme.
Pregnant women attend a group pre natal ession being held by a community health worker who has been trained as part of Jhpiego's Mchip programme in Chirizdene near Xai Xai, Mozambique Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014. (Kate Holt/MCSP and Jhpiego)
(Karen Kasmauski/MCSP). Nyamebekyere is a small community that just got two nurses 6 months ago. The nurses working the clinic are Esther Tsatsu, a new nurse with only a year experience and Joseph Opoku Cobbinah who has worked in more remote villages before being assigned to this post. The nurses working the clinic are Esther Tsatsu, a new nurse with only a year experience and Joseph Opoku Cobbinah who has worked in more remote villages before being assigned to this postNurse, Esther Tsatsu (in white), go with Joana Opoku (wife of the other nurse, Joseph) and health worker, Giffy Essel, go down to the creek below the clinic where Esther and Joana live for water to use for cooking, cleaning and washing. They drink filtered water from the Everylasting water company in the near by town.
Students from the Boys & Girls Club Lucille Gorham Unit along with ReLEAF members and City staff planted 44 trees on two City-owned lots in West Greenville for Community Tree Day on Thursday, November 10.
The trees planted include White Oak, Redbud, and Ginko.
Deep Creek Middle School and The Island School come together to work on community projects during the semester. Last week, they met their buddies!
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If you wonder why Popular Community Bank's logo reads BPPR, it's because the bank's parent company is Banco Popular Puerto Rico.
One of our AmeriCorps volunteers helps a client take their food back to their car.
For more information about the Community Center of St Bernard, visit www.ccstb.org
Some are unable to cope in USA's economy. Some are sick, weak, and have lost hope. Some have brought their situation upon themselves with bad choices. Many of us are just a hairline from joining that community. Be thankful you are not one of them.
Community Mapuche NehuenKo (Water power), municipality of Victoria, Temuco, Chile.
Take the end of a long day of work to photograph the moment nap outdoors.
A man eats a tomato from his garden plot at the Shafter Community Garden, a project of the Center for Race, Poverty & the Environment. The garden is located in between two close neighbors - the Sequoia Elementary School on it's south side, and the North Shafter Oil Field on it's north. Residents are concerned for the future of the garden and the school due to the increased fracking activity in the nearby oil field.
Photo Credit: Sarah Craig/Faces of Fracking
The Wonder Warren vendor! Learn more: Ozimals Community Meeting Notes, August 25th: forums.ozimals.com/showthread.php?tid=13610
No visit to producer regions is complete without meeting once (or twice) with producers in the associations that make up Cenfrocafe. In fact, it is often the highlight of the trip. This time, I met with those in Alto Bolognesi and those in Bajo Ihuamaca – meaning I was able to hear from about 30 producers total.
In addition to getting to hear the usual commentary about how the harvest had been, their thoughts on prices, and general concerns they want to share, I was able to receive some feedback on their sentiments on cooperative leadership and general functioning.
General comments included their concerns about the growing encroachment of leaf rust and their desire to have some protected varieties – in addition to the varieties that yield quality – and the decrease in volume this year. The volume is thought to have more to do with the weather patterns last year than leaf rust.
The nuances of their comments about cooperative leadership will continue to be analyzed. In a nutshell, they say that people stick with Cenfrocafe – we're talking decade-long membership – because of their communication abilities, transparency, and ability to secure a price. They continue to desire more information about how financial decisions in coffee purchasing get made and want to be a louder voice about how extra project money is directed.
Run by a team of volunteers, with support from Dorset library services in the form of bookstock, computer/catalogue access, and regular visits from a community liaison librarian.
Visited by members of the Taskforce team.
Photo credit: Julia Chandler/Libraries Taskforce
Operated by: Community Transit
Built in: 2014
Manufacturer: New Flyer Industries
Model: D40i
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24414 is seen again on the 202 by Everett Station
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