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MSS Working Bee, Saturday 11 July 2009
Join us
at our next MSS Working Bee, scheduled for Saturday 11 July 2009 from 9.00am to 2.30pm
The activities for this working bee are: Pre- position the shipment for Timor Leste, pack small goods in cartons secure and label, reinforce Pallet racking and other maintenance.
We will provide tea, coffee and snacks for morning tea, and something suitable for lunch.
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WatSan- Water & Sanitation
AFAP meets one of the greatest challenges facing this generation: managing sanitation and supplying safe water to communities.
AFAP is working with its local partners in a number of water and sanitation initiatives.

Top: provision of safe water in Africa
to improve health
Right: Viet Nam health collaborators checking for dengue larvae |
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For further information on the watsan- water and sanitation work by AFAP, please contact our Program Manager for South-East Asia, Ms Uma Menon, at info@afap.org
‘I AM WOMAN’ - Support Mothers in Timor-Leste
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To contribute vital funds that will help improve women and child health at the Bairo Pite Clinic in Dili Timor-Leste, you can purchase ‘I Am Woman’, the latest release from the Dili Allstars, or make a donation to the Bairo Pite Clinic and help heal women and children in Timor-Leste.
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Order your copy of the "I Am Woman CD" |
AFAP builds a Child Learning Centre in India
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In South Asia more than 44 million children under the age of 14 are engaged in child labour.
AFAP is building a Child Learning Centre in India to help eliminate child labour and raise awareness on the importance of education.
Click here to read full story and interview with George Wells, our India Program Manager. |
Evaluating sustainability of AusAID
community-based projects in Viet Nam

Dr Peter Ryan discussing Dengue Phase II evaluations |
A framework has been developed to evaluate the sustainability of community-based Dengue control projects in Viet Nam
Click here to read more about AFAP Dengue projects
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