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 We were fortunate to have a nurse make one of the visits with us. Jeannie brought with her supplies of first aid – bandages, band aids, antiseptic lotions, surgical tape, and a host of other things – and together with husband, Warren, a pharmacist, spent almost all of two weeks attending to a...

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 Aside from normal maintenance of the school’s grounds, it seems that wherever the eye moves, there’s an improvement that could be made. For example, Volunteers Steve, Warren and Josh, with Joe Bill, our Groundskeeper and some of the locals recently closed in part of our ‘shelter’ turning it...

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 With a school of more than 200 students at Loanialu, a cluster of isolated villages in this remote area there is always something to do. Visits by Australian volunteers in 2010 and 2011 provided teacher assistance, student tutoring, help with a host of health issues by a volunteer nurse, new ...

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 Construction early in 2010 of a second building at the Kapalpal Christadelphian Primary School has provided much-needed classroom space. 

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 Tutors needed to level the educational playing field for disadvantaged children in a remote village of the island of Tanna in Vanuatu

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In February 2009, following an impressive kastom-style dedication ceremony organised by the chiefs of the local villages and attended by some 200 village members, the Kapalpal school was officially opened. We had originally expected around 70 students, including kindy children. However in the first ...

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