Today we sent approximately AU$1500 to South Sudan to feed almost 450 students at Waramoth Primary lunch each day for the month of July. These meals are lifesaving for students
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South Sudan Trip SummarySouth Sudan Trip Summary
Well we are now back in Australia safe and sound. Unfortunately we didn’t have internet access in South Sudan as we had thought we would. So thanks to Mum for
2012 Sudan trip, Christmas gift program and wheelchair appeal2012 Sudan trip, Christmas gift program and wheelchair appeal
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
Faces of Sudan 3: DengFaces of Sudan 3: Deng
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
Faces of Sudan 1: Dut AkolFaces of Sudan 1: Dut Akol
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
Birthing kit delivery 2008Birthing kit delivery 2008
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
Birthing Kit Assembly Day 2008Birthing Kit Assembly Day 2008
Seven laboratory technicians, a Ph.D student and Mel and Kuol gathered together in the University of South Australia’s School of Pharmacy & Medical Sciences staff room one long lunch hour
Timpir: Australians supporting health, education and development in South SudanTimpir: Australians supporting health, education and development in South Sudan
Timpir: Australians supporting health, education and development in South Sudan (hereafter referred to as Timpir) is a grassroots organisation that works to improve the lives of people in South Sudan
Birthing Kit Delivery 2007Birthing Kit Delivery 2007
In February 2007, we delivered 200 birthing kits donated by Zonta International to traditional birth attendants in the Aweil region of South Sudan. These birthing kits help to provide a