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After many hours of hard work, we are proud to present our brand new site!
We striped down a lot of the core content to concentrate on what our core mission is now, which is to sustainably support our schools in Uganda and Nepal.
So take a look around and let us know what you think!
And a big thank you to everyone who was supported us over the years!
Meaningful Volunteer wouldn't be what it is without our wonderful staff!
So a special happy birthday to the wonderful Mary who keeps Meaningful Volunteer humming along in Uganda day after day.
Thanks Mary. You're the best!
Thanks to a generous donation by the Manly family, we are able to make some improvements to the Robyn's Nest extensions to the school.
The outside of Robyn's nest is perfect, but some work still needs to be done inside including:
This work has started and is well underway! Stay tuned for more updates.
The Manly family recently had a volleyball tournament to raise money for the School for Andy and and the Mason McPherson Foundation.
Thanks to their generosity we have now lit up the Robyn's Nest extension in Uganda with a solar system.
The solar system includes:
Thanks to everyone who helped with this project!
Check out more pictures form the system below.
Namaste Everyone!
This beautiful journey going to end very soon, with this little beautiful kids. After being members as the preschool students of #SchoolForAndyNepal for one & half year they moving to the regular schools for their further education next month.
We (Anu Teacher & I ) gone miss you all a lot and your each & every lovely childish activities.
Be happy & smile always!
Here we are sharing some of theirs beautiful moments at school.
Written by Hema Gurung
Ethan is the 2 year old son of Esther Nabukone, our district manager in Uganda
The children in Uganda finally have their playground and can celebrate their right to play!
The new playground at our school in Uganda is complete!
Check out all the pics below.
The donation was made possible through the generous donation of Anne and Doris Eichmeyer in honor of Doris' grandchildren Asher and Jory.
Many of the children didn't know what a "swing" or "see-saw" was, let only played on one.
Now they have the opportunity to experience and get some good time in just being kids!
Article 24 of the Declaration of Human Rights states that:
Everyone has the right to rest and leisure
We feel this extends to children's right to play, so we couldn't be happier that this playground is up!
Check out a video of the playground below.
We had a blessing/cleansing ritual (Puja) today, by very respected High Monk Palten Pals Ten & his team from Jangchub Choeling Monastery at our preschool in Nepal, for prosperity of all our Meaningful Volunteer Family, School For Andy Family & all our kind supporters.
Thank you High Lama for giving us your precious time!
Check out pictures from the ceremony below.
Our new playground in Nepal is finally complete and the children have been given the right to play!
We are so grateful that this project has finally come to completion! The children are beyond happy that they have there new playground.
Check out all the pictures below!
An extra special thank you to Hema for being the project manager and the Manley family for their generous donation.
