Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Local Royal Banks: clean water & water education
The managers of our two local branches of the Royal Bank (Queen St E. & Lee Ave as well as Lawlor Ave. & Kingston Rd) are excited to join our network of community supporters. Bringing clean water to those who need it as well as water education for children in Canada are activities they wish to assist with. They donated $500 to match the donation made to the project made by students at Beaches Alternative S...
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Donation in Response to Glen Ames' Efforts!
Glen Ames and others will be working on raising funds for the conversion of a second building to harvest water to be used for irrigating the school garden.
The news has been received in Uganda with excitement!
Parents of Kinu students will donate their labour to attach the troughs to the building.
The Chairperson of LCV Kamuli District has agreed to donate the conversion materials (eaves troughs) for the second bu...
Water as a Human Right
See Water Rights Declaration:
http://www.canadians.org/water/documents/blue-summit-declaration-09.pdf
Water is essential to life. It is part of the global commons, and belongs to the earth and all its species. It is sacred and needs to be treated with respect....
We resolve today to engage all Canadians in working to protect water for the planet and future generations. Public water is a human righ...
CASP Sparks Generous Local Contributions
During the Nov 23rd Ceremony to Inaugurate CASP and the Water Tanks:
• An announcement was made of a new donation of $1,500 from Schools (BAS), Local Small Businesses in East Toronto and the Royal Bank of Canada.
• The RT. Hon Rebecca Kadaga, Speaker of the House of Parliament pledged fruit trees for the school garden to provide food (number to established later). She also pledged 1,000 Pine Trees as an extention...
Video of Kinu - Now Available!
We now have the "Life at Kinu Primary School" video prepared with subtitles.
It is a rough video shot with a digital camera we sent over last year. It shows you the school, the contaminated water hole, the children carrying heavy loads of water and the initial plans for the school garden. It also shows some of the children preparing their pen pal letters.
Please contact us if you are interested in obtaining copies...
Welcome Glen Ames
WELCOME GLEN AMESJunior School, Grade 7 & 8Mr. Moses Lyagoba, CASP Director in Uganda has asked me to thank you for joining our "family of schools" involved in the Ugandan Water & Garden Project.Everyone is very excited to hear that you might be able to help build a water tank to provide irrigation for the school garden. This water will be critically important to the success of the garden. It will ultimately...