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Tag Archives: Family
Step by Step
Becca Carr-Hopkins and Andrea Howe met by chance at a TMLP classroom in London. Andrea was visiting from Washington DC, and thought it would be fun to experience TMLP in a foreign country. Becca, one of 53 London TMLP participants, … Continue reading
Families in Step
Andrea Howe and Becca Carr-Hopkins met by chance at a TMLP classroom in London. Andrea was visiting from Washington DC, and thought it would be fun to experience doing the program in a foreign country. Becca, one of 53 London … Continue reading
The Fun House
The very first Fun House experience got underway in Brent with children and adults alike having a fabulous home from home day out. The fun house aims to create an environment for families to share happiness, positive energy, and achieve … Continue reading
“Sing, Express!”
What would my game in the world be? I knew quickly it would be a singing or musical event among senior citizens and residents from nursing homes and skilled facilities. Their children and grandchildren will be watching their loved ones … Continue reading
Help for aids orphans struggling against the odds
Sweet Waters is a South African community dying of AIDS. Currently 196 homes housing in excess of 500 children are parentless and without adult supervision. These orphaned children live in a culture being shredded by AIDS. Love Is All We … Continue reading
Bridging Communities Transforming Poverty in Honduras
When I took on my project, my intent was to enhance the life of a community outside of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, by putting in a bridge. My project transformed this quarter, to a partnership with the government which is … Continue reading
Parachute jump raises £3,300 for homeless
YIPPEE !!! I have won my game, with freedom, ease and barely a drama in sight!! I got a team of 6 people together to do a parachute jump, raising money for a brighton based homeless charity. The original goal … Continue reading
Creating a ‘Habitat for Humanity’ home
Suzanne Perrin and Denise Inskip-Seale created a project to beautify a ‘Habitat for Humanity’ home. They used exclusively donated material, labor and furnishings. Their concept was simple: many of the families that work with Habitat for Humanity in building a … Continue reading
Posted in 2007-11 TMLP Times, Community Development, Family
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Team Managment and Leadership Program participants use their wedding as an opportunity to raise money for charity
Richard Frary is a participant in the Team Managment and Leadership Program On most bridal registries you will find things like coffee makers, china, linens and other household goods. If you were on the guest list of Linda … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Developing World, Family, Love and Relationships
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