The fabulous nurses leave the village after two sensational weeks working in local clinics. Thank you so much for your time and effort! You will all be missed

by Neil Kerfoot | Sep 29, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Great photo posted by returning volunteer Rosa

by Neil Kerfoot | Sep 28, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

Great photo posted by returning volunteer Rosa taken in the village of Gboloo Kofi inside the kindergarten (KG). “What joyful children! Look at those smiles! My heart melts!” from Adriana Dolores Mooney. If only they knew! Rosa volunteered for the charity...

American nurses volunteering with us hold a Health Education Programme for girls with school and clinic staff.

by Neil Kerfoot | Sep 27, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Nurses Lexi and Bridget consulting with Ghanaian Health Service staff at the clinic in Mangoase

by Neil Kerfoot | Sep 25, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

James, a long term volunteer will be working to build new toilets in this village (Dedewa) and will be staying there tonight with the Ghanaian team.

by Neil Kerfoot | Sep 25, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

James, a volunteer with us for nearly three months helps some lads from Gboloo Kofi unload the trailer of sand that will be used to make blocks in Abenta for the new school

by Neil Kerfoot | Sep 22, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...