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Amy Jung Year 10

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SEEWAY POSTER

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KEEP CALM

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Tuesday
Hi  Mattia and Cedric,

Great to hear from you. So glad to hear that the trip was impactful - we loved working with you and your team, and was so much was achieved during that week.

I will get all this information to you. I just need to ask a few questions as I just know the lady as "Bibi Mandazi" - "Granny Doughnut"!

She has really struggled over the years, but thanks to Nord Anglia and SWTz's help, her recent years have been a lot easier.

I'll find out her real name and get back to you with answers.

Best wishes,

Rebecca

Wednesday

I met briefly with "Bibi Mandazi"'s daughter this morning.

Bibi's name is Elizabeth Shambani. (Shambani means "in the field").

She is 85+ years old and has 7 children of her own. At least one of her children has died, and one ran away leaving their children behind. Others are poorly educated and unable to find meaningful work and therefore not able to give her much assistance. Some live far away. Her husband died many years ago.

Bibi has 3 grandchildren living with her and she supports them with help from Seeway/Nord Anglia (together we pay school fees for her grandchildren to attend a local primary school).

She has been making doughnuts for at least 45 years - one of our neighbours now in his 50s remembers eating her doughnuts when he was a child!

Basically her problems are due to poverty, and having to support small children at an elderly age. She suffers from arthritis and sometimes her daughter (who lives close by), makes the doughnuts instead as she is too unwell to cook.

This Nord Anglia season we have been raising extra money for her by selling her doughnuts to the Nord Anglia students, who have been very generous and given additional money to help her. She had started building a small house, and had managed to get the foundation and walls built.

The extra money we have raised from doughnuts has enabled her to put on the roof, and buy and install doors and windows. Her current house is in bad repair and will probably not survive the imminent rainy season so she needs to be out of there as fast as possible - hopefully by next week she will be able to move in.

I wish I had more information, but sometimes it is very hard to really understand what is happening within families here!!

Friday

Today we went to visit Bibi's house. And we realised yes, there is more we can do. We have been able to buy the window frames and front door and install them but she still needs glass in the windows, and she also has a small room to use as a toilet, and has had a septic pit dug, but she still needs the actual toilet and plumbing to reach the pit.

I took some photos of her, the new house, her old house, and also the goat shed we built her 4 years ago. Also, we built her a small wooden kitchen 4 years ago, so she could cook her doughnuts under cover rather than outside as she was doing before.

The glass and toilet will probably be quite cheap - I need to get a price from the builder...maybe a couple of hundred $US or so.

Would this be something the boys would be interested in fundraising for?

I'll get a more accurate quote for you as soon as possible.

I have attached a pdf file with some photos - I can send the original pics if necessary.

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"In Hong kong, people are very negative but in Tanzania,the people are actually very positive"
"Learn no to waste food and electricity."
-SAMTAM

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"we can help the people in Tanzania by teaching them because knowledge is more valuable."

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"The pollution in Tanzania is better than Hong Kong." - Kate, Tiffany
"When we first installed the solar lights, it is the first time ever that the family have electricity." - Angus

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"They drank tap water, which had chemicals that could make your teeth brown"- Elliot

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" It was more of the experience for us and not helping the people as the builders/workers that helped us could've done it faster and better without us - whenever we did something, they would re-do it quicker and more effective "
- quote by Simone

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"Hong Kong has to learn not to take what we have for granted"
"The camp and people were beautiful" -Beatrice
"I became more independent" - Tiffany
"Tanzania wasn't poor... it was more developed than I thought" - Steven
"The water has a chemical in it which makes your teeth go brown" - Elliot

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Important Stories to Tell About Your Trip

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Important Stories to Tell About Your Trip

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Seeway: http://www.swtz.org/
Smokeless Stoves
Donut Lady
Shanga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6FPf4Zzufw
Uses of Solar Energy for light
Gratitude and Happiness (compare HK and Tanzania): https://journal.thriveglobal.com/4-lessons-on-happiness-from-tanzania-3f5d6eca2829
http://brighter-tz-fund.org/Blog/5677225
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-tanzania-one-richest-countries-world-vinicius-david
Excess fluoride in the water and it's effect on children: http://www.scienceinafrica.com/tanzania-challenges-and-successes-water-defluoridation
Compare waste and recycling in Tanzania and Hong Kong
Building International Mindedness : Making friends from around the world and working together

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http://www.shanga.org/

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"In Tanzania it’s not free to charge your phone. People pay to have them charged using solar panels”

“The school we funded in Tanzania takes A Levels”

“People in Tanzania seem more satisfied with their lives than people in Hong Kong."

“We could learn about recycling from Tanzania. They wash and recycle glass Coke bottles instead of using plastic bottle. It might not work in Hong Kong as people are more concerned about hygiene"

John Zhao