Timpir celebrated its 10th Birthday in 2015 and we were lucky enough to have Kuol’s parents (residents of Waramoth!) with us for the evening.
Founding board member Kuol Baak and his parents, visiting from South Sudan
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Timpir’s 10th Birthday
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