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29 April 2011

Maucale School – first photos

We have the first photos of the new school building in Maucale.  After one week of work, the foundations are in and the walls are rising.

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22 April 2011

Maucale School Project is underway

Spend it Well’s second school project for 2011 has kicked off at Maucale village with the official ground breaking ceremony.    Jenny and Agostinho arrived at the village to a long welcoming line of villagers.   There were speeches and traditional dancing and incredible enthusiasm for the new school building.  We’ll have news of work starting very soon.

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31 March 2011

East Timorese children malnourisment shocking – UNICEF

A recent UNICEF report shows that for the 8th year, East Timor has the 3rd hightest percentage of chronically malnourished children in the world  – with only Afganistan and Yemen being slightly higher.

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11 January 2011

More Donated Furniture for Spend it Well Schools

To reduce deforestation, the East Timorese govt has put strict controls on the use of new wood.  Rotary is helping to address the resulting shortage of school furniture (made of wood) by shipping used school furniture from Australia to East Timor. 

Our school at Ostico was the beneficiary of some of this furniture last year.  Now Rotary has provided Spend it Well with more furniture for Ostico, Lequeracabu’u and also the two new schools we plan to build this year at Maucale and Macalaco.

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09 January 2011

Maucale School to cost $35,000

Agostinho has negotiated a cost of $35,000 for the Maucale School.  The school needs to be constructed to withstand the high winds in the area and will have solid concrete foundations and a roof guaranteed by the builder to last 25-30 years.  Simon, Agostinho and Dinis are meeting with Rozi, the builder this week for further discussions.   We’ll be in a position to start work as soon as the rainy season finishes if we can raise the remaining funds needed.

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