One day thunder began to roll and the ground shook. Suddenly there was this roaring sound and we saw a silver line snaking towards us. Within minutes the bed had filled up and we couldn't drive over for days. Living in Africa has made Peggy see life differently. Things we take for granted like buttons or tin cans are really valuable there.
People walk miles a day just to buy basics.
Children at school treasure their one jotter and pencil. Helping the women to learn a trade and set up business means that they will be able to improve the standard of living for themselves and their children. On this visit, Peggy will see how the students have progressed and bring in women from other regions to join her workshops. Starting at 7pm, there will be an auction, raffle, music and food. Funds raised will be used to fund the trip and buy equipment and materials.