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This is a computer and printer for the Church hosting the primary school.

Uses will include exam preparations for all 3 village schools as well as serving RSVP and the Church.

Minister (left), head teacher (middle) and Church secretary (right).

Simon has held two garvanising talks via telephone-amplification-speakers system to the Church hosting the primary school during their Sunday service to call for, among others, greater local contribution. He is very delighted that Church members purchased this second-hand computer themselves only to receive the printer as a gift from RSVP volunteers.

This computer is a pilote study for the envisaged School/Village IT centre.

Interestingly, the computer has encripted labels showing it is from NHS East Lancasher. The Grampian Police and East Lancasher NHS Trust have both been contacted, but neither showed cause for concern.

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Speaking of garvanizing our target population, here RSVP Volunteer is providing book keeping lessons to the caterer who won RSVP competition.

Since she only completed primary school, her life prior to RSVP was quite a sad one. She now has real hope and it's only a pleasure to equip her with skills she needs.

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According to the advice received, it is crucial to have all stakeholders onboard.

Here, our volunteer is addressing the Church hosting the primary school. Majority of parents and pupils attend this Church.

The message shown here reads "Jesus is the way the truth and the life".

This volunteer also met with the Rwandan team, all teachers, and P5 and P6 children -photo not shown. Her full report is in print.

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