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DESCRIPTION:RCE Rotarians Richard Lawerance and Nola Spicer visited our cur
 rent projects we have in Myanmar. Hope for Myanmar Children's Home\;   W
 e saw the road the RCE funded so that their small truck would get bogged i
 n the rainy season and went with Grace to the local Market to buy 3 months
  suply of rice and food for the 35 orphaned or negleted children that she 
 has in her care  It was really an eye opener. Step UpStep Out - Founder J
 ackie Appel runs a vocational Training Program  which aims to give young 
 adults low level job skills to get employmant in Yangon. Child trafficing 
 criminal activity (theft of their organs) is rife in Myanmar and she aims 
 to stop this from happening Mary Chapman School for the Deaf- RCE has cont
 ributed funding to the suply and installation of a commercial size Dishwas
 her as chidren were getting sick from local water.  We took books\, balls
  and clothes from DIK for children's use Come along for more details and p
 hotgraphs and hear more about our visit.   
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LOCATION:Windy Hill Function Centre 
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SUMMARY:2023 Myanmar Report - Richard and Nola
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>RCE Rotarians Richard Lawerance and Nola Sp
 icer visited our current projects we have in Myanmar.</p>\n\n<p><strong>Ho
 pe for Myanmar Children&#39\;s Home</strong>\;&nbsp\; &nbsp\;We saw the ro
 ad the RCE funded so that their small truck would get bogged in the rainy 
 season and went with Grace to the local Market to buy 3 months suply of ri
 ce and food for the 35 orphaned or negleted children that she has in her c
 are&nbsp\; It was really an eye opener.</p>\n\n<p><strong>Step UpStep Out<
 /strong> - Founder Jackie Appel runs a vocational Training Program&nbsp\; 
 which aims to give young adults low level job skills to get employmant in 
 Yangon. Child trafficing criminal activity (theft of their organs) is rife
  in Myanmar and she aims to stop this from happening</p>\n\n<p><strong>Mar
 y Chapman School for the Deaf- </strong>RCE has contributed funding to the
  suply and installation of a commercial size Dishwasher as chidren were ge
 tting sick from local water.&nbsp\; We took books\, balls and clothes from
  DIK for children&#39\;s use</p>\n\n<p>Come along for more details and pho
 tgraphs and hear more about our visit.</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n
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