| On 5 October 2005 - We
will open a new programme to educate the poorest children in Cajamarca.
When we left our original project in the hands of ex volunteers it
was with the understanding that they would carry on this work;however
they chose to operate a homework |
club for children we had already goten into school over a year ago.
So we have returned. Above is our new, larger centre. |
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A team of US Dental volunteers arrived to give a one day clinic to
all our children in Cajamarca. By the time this picture was taken
they had treated nearly 100. |
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Very poor children being
prepared to enter school for the first time.We have
given each centre a target of how many children we hope to prepare
and register for school by this December. Trujillo is on target.
Huaraz is optemistic.Waiting for word from Cajamarca and
Malabrigo. Total: 130 children
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Our campaign: "DON'T FEEL
SORRY FOR STREET CHILDREN!" is beginning to pick up momentum in
centres where lots of international tourists are encountering Peru's
child laborers on a daily basis.The object of the
campaign is to recruit volunteers from the tourist population who
visit Peru each year, | |
Mark &
Patty Howard,, Ana Tere, Bruce |
Resident
Dierctors of Bruce Peru Cajamarca, Mark & Patty Howard
oversee our administrator and Volunteer co-ordinator.
Both are busy professionals, they give what time they have. |
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representative of Bruce Peru Cajamarca is  Alvaro Arce. Alvaro has ably served
in this capacity since we began to work for the city's street children
the beginning of 2004.He will also head our evening language academy.
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 Our
volunteers work with our semi abandoned children in the mornings -
orphaned girls in the afternoons, at "Belen"(Hogar de la
Nina) Cajamarca's orphanage for girls. Mark Howard already gives his
time to this work and co-ordinates our volunteers in their participation
with these dear girls
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.....Cajamarca Photo Album........View
our original centre in Cajamarca.
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