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Peter packing. Just what is essential in Sth Sudan?Peter packing. Just what is essential in Sth Sudan?

1st February, 20121st February, 2012 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 9:33 am

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2012 Sudan trip, Christmas gift program and wheelchair appeal2012 Sudan trip, Christmas gift program and wheelchair appeal

10th January, 201210th January, 2012 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 10:05 pm

Thank you all for your continued support during 2011. The Timpir board is getting very excited as the trip of 3 board members and 2 volunteers draws nearer. In 3

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Project Directors’ Report 2010–2011Project Directors’ Report 2010–2011

18th September, 201118th September, 2011 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 10:41 pm

During the 10/11 financial year Timpir has continued its partnership with Wäramoth Primary School and has begun to support a second school, Mabok Primary School. During this period, Timpir has

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2011 Update2011 Update

11th July, 201111th July, 2011 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 9:56 pm

In 2011, Timpir has begun supporting a second school in South Sudan. In addition to the continuing support of Wäramoth Primary School, Timpir is now also supporting Mabok Primary School

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The CredenzaThe Credenza

7th May, 20117th May, 2011 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 9:50 pm

Timpir board member Ken Pfitzner spent hundreds of hours creating an amazing credenza titled “Africa Dawning”. This piece Ken, a renowned Adelaide furniture maker, has labelled his pièce de résistance.

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Faces of Sudan 3: DengFaces of Sudan 3: Deng

22nd April, 200922nd April, 2009 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 9:14 pm

I met Deng at the Pamat market after having walked for an hour and a half to purchase goats for Timpir’s Christmas Gift Program. While we were waiting for sale

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Faces of Sudan 2: Mel Magol’s familyFaces of Sudan 2: Mel Magol’s family

21st March, 200921st March, 2009 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 9:12 pm

In South Sudan there are stories of people and families that show the desperation and hardships of life. The story of Mel Magol’s family is one of these. I had

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Faces of Sudan 1: Dut AkolFaces of Sudan 1: Dut Akol

17th February, 200917th February, 2009 Melanie BaakMelanie Baak 0 Comments 9:09 pm

In 2007, when I went to Wäramoth for the first time, I met Dut. This was what I wrote about Dut after returning from Sudan in 2007: Dut attends Wäramoth

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Stories of South SudanStories of South Sudan

5th June, 20085th June, 2008 Henry KutekHenry Kutek 0 Comments 9:21 pm

My wife, Lynda, and I arrived in Juba on 31 January 2008. Fortunately we were met at the airport by Ngor Ngor Kuany a supporter of Timpir and its objectives

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Birthing kit delivery 2008Birthing kit delivery 2008

20th February, 200820th February, 2008 Lynda KutekLynda Kutek 0 Comments 1:09 pm

On arriving in Uganda in January 2008, Kuol spent 2 and a half days at customs trying to collect the consignment. All seven boxes in the consignment were released after

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