Coming Up First Week of February is our Breast Cancer Awareness Week.
We have obtained educational materials for the workshop from breastcancer.org and we wish to thank the for their support.
The program is inspired by the ignorance of most women in rural areas of breast cancer and its effect. It is also aimed at educating rural women on the early detection of breast cancer and a practical workshop showing them how to do it and what to do if they discover the symptoms.
We wish to thank our Project Consultant a practising Physiotherapist & Medical Rehabilitation Expert Ms. Ngozi Ucha for her immense contirbution on training us for this upcoming project.
Relief for the Blind Project (R4B)
A long Span project intended to last to the end of this year considering the fact that they are largely overlooked in our society today.
Special thanks to Mr Jude Munaonye for his efforts in directing
the project and leading to a successful take off.
Also our thanks go to www.seelink.org for their chairty and support towards the project
November 2003
-Launching of Relief Aid International
-Awareness Campaign of societal problems
-Highlighting areass of immediate concern
1. Prison Reform
2. Rural development
3. Female Emancipation
4. Children Development & Education
5. General Health Concerns
December 2003
-Malaria Alleviation Program (MAP)
-Safe Water Practices (SWAP)
January 2004
-Review and mapping strategy for a new year
-Volunteer Training Program
February 2004
-Breast Cancer Awareness Progremme Lasting 3 weeks
March /April 2004
Focus on the blind with distribution of braille materials to Schools of the blind. Lecture series on prevention of blind diseases