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Education, HIV/AIDS Awareness
http://thembinkosifoundation.blogspot.com
The Thembinkosi Foundation exists in order to promote peace, justice and human rights; sustainable economic and social development; support those living in poverty and living with HIV/AIDS and participation in and seeking support for efforts aimed at the realisation of these goals.
- Added on: Dec 24th, 2005
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Listed in: Health Culture Destinations
Recent Posts
November Updates and Fundraising News
Thank you to all of you who atended our Band Night @ Woolton Village Club last Friday. The night was a resounding success and we raised over £1100!!! Every penny of the money raised wiill go directly towards our project to build and sustain a school...
Human Development Report 2009 - Country Fact Sheets - Zambia
Zambia is a peaceful and stable country and thus the scope for development is apparent. Unfortunately Zambia is one of the poorest countries in the world with one of the lowest life expectencies for her people. Education will play a vital part in bre...
Statistics | Human Development Reports (HDR) | United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Zambia ranks 164 out of 182 countries on the Human Development Report. Most of those countries that rank worse than Zambia are even war torn or suffering from a legacy of conflict. Zambia on the other hand is a stable and peaceful democracy with enor...
Widnes World Coverage of the Tour de Zambezi
The Thembinkosi Foundation has again featured in the media. Our Tour de Zambezi sponsored cycle ride through Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia was covered by the Widnes World. The Thembinkosi Foundation exists in order to build and sustain the Z...
Adrian's Tour de Zambezi
On the 15th August 2009, I, Adrian Scarlett with several Zambian family members, embarked on a 300 mile sponsored cycle ride across four countries in Southern Africa. We set out from Livingstone in Zambia and then spent the three days cycling through...
Fundrasing Update
We are really busy at the Thembinkosi Foundation. Will, Betty and I are now back at work and Karen is looking after two babies. It makes it difficult for us to devote our time to fundraising on behalf of our charity. However, we have mustered up unpr...
