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Volunteer raffel buys
clothes for Cusco children Our
dedicated volunteers mounted a raffel on the streets of Cusco,
which netted enough to buy new clothes for every child. |
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 March 2005 - We are mourning the loss of Chris and Elizabeth
- No, they haven't died: just completed their 6 months with us and
moved on. Bruce
Peru will never be the same again. Thank you so much Beth and Chris!
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 January 2005 - Our Centre in Cusco is off to
a great start - already two satellite centres in the poor barrios.
Here our
volunteers decorate our headquarters entrance, not far from the Plaza
de Armas.
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Full story
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, | |
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Peruvian National Day Fiesta. National
Holiday we threw a lavish fiesta for our children, with gift
bearing participants from the Duke of Edinburugh Trust. |
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Volunteer team for Bruce
Cusco 2005.
Led by Rachael, from headquarters staff, they are from left
to Right: Rachael, Noeme and Lenhard. Soon to be joined by five
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 Here our first Cusco directors, Chris & Elizabeth Saunders
approach original San Sebastian Satellite Centre, led by the
Governor of San Sebastian Provence. Econ. Rolandon Castro Chambi,
who is hosting one of our two Cusco projects..
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 This is how we help the very poorest children of Cuzco to
become better nourished, clothed, medicated and most importantly:
educated.
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News from all our Centres in Peru
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