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WTWT | The Maasai
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The Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Like others, we believe that there are ways of building a more balanced relationship between the interests of conservation, tourism and those of the pastoral communities in the NCA – ways in which the indigenous people have a key role in the decision making and management of the natural resources. Naseku 9th June 2016 - 3:30 pm. Website by Framework Digital.
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WTWT | Education Funding
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On our first visit the villagers told us the importance of education to the community. Many Maasai people are now embracing education knowing that it is essential for them if they are to be able to adapt to the changes going on around them, seek alternative livelihoods and to be able to stand up for their rights to clean water etc. To this end WTWT was asked to fund the building costs of preschools, whilst the community fund would pay for the teacher. The first preschool classroom was built in Irkeep...
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WTWT | News
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Dear All I thought you might like to see these moving and. March 2016 Newsletter - Health Centre Improvements and Community Health Education. November 2015 Newsletter - Community Health Education. May 2015 Newsletter - FGC, Health Education and the New Nainokanoka Pre-school. I have just returned from a really productive week in Ngorongoro. March 2015 - Visit to ‘Tostan’, Senegal, in Pictures. During the Tostan training we visited some of these vibrant villages. February 2015 - Fundraising Barn Dance.
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WTWT | March 2015 – Visit to ‘Tostan’, Senegal, in Pictures
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March 2015 – Visit to ‘Tostan’, Senegal, in Pictures. During the Tostan training we visited some of these vibrant villages and spoke with the people who have been transformed through the Tostan CEP. Here are some of our pictures…. Want to join the discussion? Feel free to contribute! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. You may use these. Naseku 9th June 2016 - 3:30 pm. Website by Framework Digital.
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WTWT | About us
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WTWT was registered with the UK Charity Commission in 2008. WTWT is run by Rachel Blackmore, Embapa Runguna, Ponja Tayai, Laangakwa Twati, Esupat Oloulu and Peesoi Runguna. We have UK and Tanzanian trustees. We are very grateful to our dedicated Tanzanian staff, our UK and Tanzanian trustees and our financial donors who make our work possible. Tanzanian Co-ordinator and Project Manager for Loans. Loan Programme and Health Education. Cofounder and UK Co-ordinator. Health Education and Loan Programme.
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WTWT | Food Security
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Naseku 9th June 2016 - 3:30 pm. March 2016 Newsletter – Health Centre Improvements and Community Health Education 22nd March 2016 - 10:13 am. Naseku 9th June 2016 - 3:30 pm. Website by Framework Digital.
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WTWT | Support WTWT
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WTWT Registered UK charity number: 1125141. All of our administration costs and personal expenses such as flights, transport and training are paid by us, the founders of the charity, so all. Of your donation will go directly to help those in need. If you would like to make a donation. Or set up a standing order, you can do this in a variety of ways:. Online or through your bank to our ‘WTWT’ account number: 00087400 sort code: 30-90-38. Using the link below. If you Gift Aid. I have made a donation by:.
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WTWT | May 2015 Newsletter – FGC, Health Education and the New Nainokanoka Pre-school
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May 2015 Newsletter – FGC, Health Education and the New Nainokanoka Pre-school. I have just returned from a really productive week in Ngorongoro. The aims of the visit were:. To spend time in the community hearing about both current realities and future aspirations. To meet other organisations supporting health initiatives and community-led development. Discussions with the women. Women of Irkeepusi with new ideas on health. The Community Health Education Programme. Following on from the Monduli pilot wo...
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WTWT | Projects
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The streams, upon which the Maasai depend, dry up in the dry seasons and the women and children have to walk long distances and dig down to find water. In 2009 the NCAA imposed a ban on the small scale agriculture practiced by the Maasai and a 50% reduction in the number of their cattle. Fourteen out of every hundred children die before they reach the age of 5, mostly from easily preventable and treatable water-borne diseases. Naseku 9th June 2016 - 3:30 pm. Website by Framework Digital.
