Saturday, 11 May 2019

Uganda 2019: Post Your Comments here:

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8 comments:

Sally Jo Martin said...

Thanks Team Uganda for a wonderful blog. The quotes from parents & grandparents help emphasize the value of SCAW's mission.
All the best - Sally Jo Martin - Team Uganda 2006

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Beth Poad said...

t is so wonderful to see the SCAW team joined with the incredible Ladies of the Inner Wheel for another distribution. I left a little bit of my heart in Uganda when I visited in 2013,2014,and 2015 so I love reading the blogs and eagerly await more photos. Please give the Ladies a hug for me(yes that is a lot of hugging!)as they are a very special group and I think of them often. I know how many hours of work goes into preparing for the Distribution and I know that a great many people will sleep well because of you all. Have a safe and joyous distribution. Beth Poad

kelsey mason said...

it is sobering to see how people struggle to survive even comfortably, thank you to SCAW, the Uganda Ladies of the Inner Wheel and the Canadian team eager to help.

Sally Jo Martin said...

"The Pearl of Africa" is the way Uganda has been described so your journey confirmed that. So lucky to experience the wonder of nature in a distant land.
All the best - Sally Jo

Anonymous said...

Love your blogs so keep them coming as they bring back so many wonderful memories of Uganda children and the Inner Wheel.

Regards to all and keep safe and well
Laura Harper

Sally Jo Martin said...

Masindi is part of history for one of my friends. His Polish family was taken to Italy and then to a United Nations refugee camp in Masindi until the end of WWll.
When I was there with SCAW in 2006, we drove past Masindi and I took a photo of the village sign. The Polish community in Toronto continues to support a church they built there in the '40s. History is important.

Anonymous said...

Is SCAW aware of any NGO's working in this area? I would sponsor 3 children's annual school fees.
Best regards, Barbara Murphy-Bridge. Punta Banda, MX