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This letter expresses gratitude to Athanas K. Nganda and Sister Scholastica Nganda for granting 5 acres of land to build a Social Integration Centre and Educational Facility in Kanini Kaseo, Kenya. The gift will allow them to expand their work helping local communities and self-help groups. The writer also thanks Sister Scholastica for her assistance during their study visit to Kenya and extends an invitation for her and other family members to visit their Social Reintegration Centres in Europe.
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The document announces a new community activities timetable for Wentworth Point Community Programs that was organized based on feedback from local community members. It provides details on four upcoming activities - a cultural festival from June 29th to July 1st featuring musical performances and food from around the world, a literacy group meeting weekly to improve reading and writing skills, and twice weekly meditation groups on Mondays and Fridays to relax and reflect on life. Contact information and a website are provided for more details.Sunday 43-sunday 23
Sunday 43-sunday 23ijcparish
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The document contains 10 notices from a parish regarding upcoming events and activities:
1) An eco kids recycling drive is encouraging donations of electronic and other recyclable waste.
2) This Sunday there is no Sunday school due to a local feast holiday.
3) An upcoming Bible quiz will cover 1 Kings chapters 11-20.
4) A donation box remains available to support seminarian training.
5) A laity training program is coming up at a cost of Rs. 1,600 which the parish will sponsor part of.
6) An unmarried youth Bible seminar is scheduled for a public holiday at a cost of Rs. 100 of which the parish will pay Rs. 50. Media Invitation Third Congress of Education 
Media Invitation Third Congress of Education SSENCA
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The Spanish Speaking Education Network cordially invites an organization to participate in an important event on July 8, 2008 at 6:30pm at the Toronto District School Board. The event will address topics like community participation to reduce violence in schools, at-risk youth and resilience, gang affiliation awareness, and equity and inclusion in schools and communities. Light refreshments will be served at 6pm and parking is available at the south-west entrance across from the Ford Center for the Performing Arts.Nabuur International Volunteer Day Thank You
Nabuur International Volunteer Day Thank YouWakitaka
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The document summarizes contributions from several volunteers to various villages registered on the Nabuur platform. It thanks volunteers like Cathy, Geoff Brown, Ken Hargesheimer, Jennifer Wells, Maria Zandt and others for their efforts in supporting communities in Uganda, Liberia, Pakistan and Kenya through activities like fundraising, developing educational resources, providing agricultural information, and creating village websites. It also recognizes the impact volunteers have had in transforming villages and improving peoples' lives.Sixteenth sunday of the year
Sixteenth sunday of the yearijcparish
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This document contains 16 notices for parishioners from their local church. It announces upcoming prayer services, programs for parents and married couples, Bible study contests and courses, opportunities to learn Hebrew and take leadership training. It also provides details about fundraising for the parish school's golden jubilee, an event for singles looking for partners, and schedules for visitation, Sunday mass participation and last week's collections.Sunday 42-sunday 22
Sunday 42-sunday 22ijcparish
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This document contains 17 notices for a church parish regarding upcoming events and activities. It announces the winners of a Bible quiz contest, an upcoming Eucharistic ministers meeting and training, a half-yearly cell/association members session, novena masses and activities in preparation of Mother Mary's birthday, the Sunday school schedule, a recycling drive fundraiser, leadership training programs, a youth Bible seminar, recipients of higher education funds, a request for donations to fund a medical operation, a school souvenir fundraising drive deadline, and information on skilled training courses. It closes with announcements of the collections amount from the previous Sunday and a final blessing.New hope presentation public
New hope presentation publicKendall Brune
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The document discusses the philosophy and activities of New Hope Christian Community, a nonprofit that serves individuals with mental and physical disabilities. It aims to help residents develop their fullest potential in a loving environment. The organization operates Ackert Park Skilled Care Community, which opened in 2010, and provides various wellness, social, and volunteer programs for residents. It has received donations that support residents and is grateful for volunteers like Shari and Paige who assist with activities, clothing, and spreading awareness of its mission.More from International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship (19)
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Inise[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Kanini Kaseo Community Based Organisation, located in Kathonzweni, Kenya, has requested membership and participation in the INISE project from the Barka Foundation for Mutual Help in Poznan, Poland. The organisation's main activities involve promoting agriculture, especially goat rearing, and its member groups engage in economic empowerment activities like goat keeping, soil conservation, tree planting, poultry keeping, and farming.Inise acceptance[1]![Inise acceptance[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/iniseacceptance1-120713132842-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Inise acceptance[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Domitilla Kisilu, the chairperson of the Kanini Kaseo Community Based Organization, writes a letter to accept the invitation to become a founding member of the INISE AISL. The letter provides details of the CBO such as its registration number with the Ministry of Gender and Social Services in Kenya, contact information for Domitilla Kisilu as the group's representative, the number of member groups which is 190 self help groups, and the area of operation within Makueni County, Kenya. Kisilu thanks the Barka Foundation for Mutual Help for the consideration and support.Report poland visitors[1]![Report poland visitors[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/reportpolandvisitors1-120713132205-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Report poland visitors[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document summarizes a visit by guests from Poland to Holy Trinity Kariobangi Catholic Church in Nairobi, Kenya on April 30th, 2012. It describes the various groups visited, including youth groups focused on boxing, environmental conservation and transforming lives. Challenges facing the youth like unemployment and lack of skills training are also outlined. The visitors and parish priest both expressed gratitude for the work being done to promote peace and transform the community.Poland groups proposal june 2012[1]![Poland groups proposal june 2012[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/polandgroupsproposaljune20121-120713132204-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Poland groups proposal june 2012[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document proposes a youth empowerment project by the Kariobangi Catholic Church in Nairobi, Kenya. It aims to provide vocational skills training to 1,000 youth, small business management skills to 2,000 youth, and support income-generating activities for 1,000 youth. Approximately 4,000 youth in the area are currently unemployed, which has led to issues like crime and drug abuse. The project seeks to address unemployment by strengthening the parish's capacity and providing training to empower youth with skills for employment or self-employment.Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]![Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mukururehabproposalrdpinclbudjune20121-120713130818-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document proposes a rehabilitation program for street boys run by Mukuru Promotion Centre. The program aims to rescue and rehabilitate 65 street boys per year over 4 years through education, vocational skills training, counseling and family reintegration. It is expected that at least 80% of boys will successfully reintegrate into their communities. The budget outlines annual costs of approximately $6.6 million which will go towards personnel, running costs, administration and total project costs. Short term outputs include 208 boys being reintegrated, and long term impact is those boys contributing positively to community welfare.Mukuru cbhc proposal june 2012[1]![Mukuru cbhc proposal june 2012[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mukuru-cbhcproposaljune20121-120713130814-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Mukuru cbhc proposal june 2012[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Mukuru Promotion Centre is requesting $1.5 million annually from 2012-2015 to enhance access to affordable community healthcare in Mukuru, Kenya. The project aims to increase healthcare clients from 15,000 to 18,000 annually by providing services through nurses and community health workers. It also intends to improve sanitation by installing water tanks to benefit 1,200 households. Regular health checks of 4,500 school children and training of caregivers and health workers on healthcare topics are also objectives. Monitoring and evaluation will ensure objectives are met and results shared with stakeholders.Population & housing census, ghana
Population & housing census, ghanaInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The 2010 census of Ghana found that the total population was 24,223,431, with females outnumbering males slightly. The two most populous regions were Ashanti with 4,725,046 people and Greater Accra with 3,909,764 people, together making up over a third of the national population. The census also found that Ghana's population had grown by 28.1% since 2000, with annual growth rates varying between 1.1-2.9% by region.History of ghana
History of ghanaInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document provides a history of Ghana from ancient medieval empires through European colonization. It discusses the medieval Ghana Empire which occupied present-day Mali and gave its name to modern Ghana. It then describes the ancient Empire of Ghana which controlled gold trade and established the city of Kumbi Saleh as an important trading hub. European powers later built forts along the coast for gold, ivory, and slave trading. By the end of the 16th century, most ethnic groups in Ghana had settled in their current locations after migrations from larger empires to the north.Kenya vision 2030
Kenya vision 2030International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The Kenya Vision 2030 is Kenya's new long-term development plan covering 2008 to 2030. It aims to transform Kenya into a middle-income country providing a high quality of life. The Vision was developed through extensive stakeholder consultations to understand development challenges and strategies. It is based on three pillars: economic, social, and political. The economic pillar aims for 10% annual GDP growth. The social pillar pursues equitable social development. The political pillar goals are democratic governance and human rights.Social economy in africa opinion by eesc
Social economy in africa opinion by eescInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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This document discusses the role and perspectives of Africa's social economy in development cooperation. It notes that the social economy accounts for around 10% of the world's working population and plays a vital role in Africa, where 80-95% of the population works in the informal sector. The social economy, including cooperatives, provides economic opportunities and social protection. The document recommends that the EU formally recognize the social economy's contribution to development, support its inclusion in development policies and programs, and promote its growth through funding, legal frameworks, and networking to advance Africa's social and economic development.Equal of europe for africa project[2]![Equal of europe for africa project[2]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/equalofeuropeforafricaproject2-120711141155-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Equal of europe for africa project[2]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document summarizes a visit by representatives of the Barka Foundation to the European Commission and European Parliament in Brussels to seek support for an "Equal of Europe for Africa" initiative.
The delegation met with various officials to discuss the proposed initiative, which aims to empower marginalized communities in Africa based on the success of the EU's Equal program in Europe. They provided an overview of Barka's work and the proposed network that would help coordinate efforts.
While immediate funding was not available, several officials expressed support and willingness to assist. Next steps include further developing the initiative through fact-finding in Africa and establishing the coordinating network based in Brussels.The project for development cooperation eu africa on social economy
The project for development cooperation eu africa on social economyInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document discusses the potential for social enterprise in Africa to promote development and alleviate poverty. It notes that Africa has abundant natural resources but much of the population suffers from marginalization and deprivation. Social enterprises in Europe employ over 11 million people, or 6.7% of the EU workforce, and have played a key role in economic growth. The document then outlines a proposed partnership project between European and African organizations to stimulate social enterprise in Africa based on successful models in Europe. The project aims to be implemented across Africa with 100 partners to help unlock Africa's economic potential and improve peoples' lives.Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012
Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document outlines a study visit organized by the Steps to Success Project to Poznan, Poland from April 24-28, 2012. Seven participants will visit social economy centers and cooperatives to gain insight into Poland's social economy sector and how social cooperatives are developed and operated. The itinerary includes visits to integration centers, workshops on developing social coops, and meetings with local people who established cooperatives. The goal is to inspire participants to consider forming social cooperatives or enterprises in their own communities.Meeting invitation 26 05 2012
Meeting invitation 26 05 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The Chairman of the Kenya Community Association invites members of various African communities in Liverpool to an open forum on May 26th at the Job Bank building to learn about a proposed social enterprise initiative in Africa by the Barka Foundation of Poland and Barka UK. The founders of Barka Foundation paid a recent study tour to Kenya and will share their vision and experience from the tour. The forum will provide an opportunity for the African communities in Liverpool to help shape this citizens-led international development project between 11am to 2pm on May 26th.Meeting agenda 26 05 2012
Meeting agenda 26 05 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The Barka Africa Social Economy Initiative is holding an open forum at Job Bank in Liverpool on May 26th, 2012 from 11:00 am. The forum will include presentations on the overview and model of the Barka Foundation, their initiative with the EU in Africa, replicating the Barka model in Kenya based on a study tour, and the role of African communities in the UK in the initiative. There will also be an open forum for discussion and plans will be shared for the future of the Barka initiative before the event concludes.Inise africa study tour liverpool meeting 26 may 2012 report
Inise africa study tour liverpool meeting 26 may 2012 reportInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document summarizes a meeting held in Liverpool between representatives of the Barka Foundation and African communities in Merseyside to discuss the outcomes of a recent Barka Foundation study tour of Africa. Over 50 people attended the meeting. The meeting consisted of a briefing on the study tour and what it means for INISE, an overview of Barka Foundation's work and model, and plans to register INISE as an organization and apply for EU funding to support projects in Africa. Attendees expressed support and interest in being involved in the INISE initiative.A journey into africa.pdf story of hope and empowerment
A journey into africa.pdf story of hope and empowermentInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document summarizes the start of the Kanini Kaseo Social Integration Centre project in Kenya, which aims to empower marginalized communities. Representatives from the local government and community attended the inaugural event. The project received £3,200 in initial funding from the Kenya Community Association in the UK to begin a food-for-work program and land preparation. The overall goal is to improve food security and livelihoods through community development initiatives.Chara trust study_visit_report_-_jm_02
Chara trust study_visit_report_-_jm_02International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document proposes fact-finding study visits to Africa to explore opportunities for developing social economies and cooperatives. Chara Trust, an organization that supports disadvantaged communities in the UK, met with the Barka Foundation in Poland which has experience creating social enterprises. There is potential for collaboration between these organizations, the EU, and communities in Africa. An initial meeting was held and further research was commissioned. A delegation of 12 people from Poland and the UK may visit several African countries in late 2011/early 2012 to investigate establishing social economies and cooperatives to benefit marginalized groups.Correspondence with mep filip kaczmarek
Correspondence with mep filip kaczmarekInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document discusses clarifying the wishes of Hon. (Dr.) Filip Kaczmarek for an upcoming visit to Kenya by the Barka Foundation. It addresses 6 items raised by Kaczmarek and provides details on how each item will be incorporated into the visit schedule and program. The visit aims to foster understanding between Europe and Africa and support initiatives that can empower African communities and reduce poverty.Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]
Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Social economy in africa opinion by eesc
Social economy in africa opinion by eescInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The project for development cooperation eu africa on social economy
The project for development cooperation eu africa on social economyInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012
Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Inise africa study tour liverpool meeting 26 may 2012 report
Inise africa study tour liverpool meeting 26 may 2012 reportInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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A journey into africa.pdf story of hope and empowerment
A journey into africa.pdf story of hope and empowermentInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Chara trust study_visit_report_-_jm_02
Chara trust study_visit_report_-_jm_02International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Correspondence with mep filip kaczmarek
Correspondence with mep filip kaczmarekInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Pismo dot ziemi 3[1]
- 1. Athanas Kisilu Nganda Sister Scholastica Nganda Athanas K. Nganda Family PO BOX 12, Kathonzweni Kenya Poznan, 24 May 2012 Dear Athanas and Sister Scholar, Subject: Expression of gratefulness for the granted allotment of 5 acres of land – Kanini Kaseo Social Integration Centre and Educational Facility We would like to express our gratefulness to the whole of your family for the extraordinary gift of allotment of 5 acres of land to build a Social Integration Centre and Educational Facility which will serve local communities and local all self-help groups. The gift broadens our imagination and creates new perspectives for joint activities and a join development. We still cherish the memory of the meeting with all the groups who came to meet us in Kanini Kaseo, the authorities of the region including representatives of the Parliament and local municipalities. Please convey our sincere gratefulness and friendship to the distinguished meeting participants. We are very grateful for the memorable ceremony of the Elderly of the community presenting me with the Stick and giving myself and my wife Barbara and my daughter Ewa – the Kenyan traditional and significant names (Mutua, Mweekali and Mwennde). We would like to express our sincere gratefulness to Sister Scholar for her love, involvement and for assisting during our entire study visit to Kenya. We would like to extend our warmest invitation to you, Sister Scholar and your other family members to visit Barka communities and Social Reintegration Centres in Europe. With friendship and warmest regards from Poland, Tomasz Sadowski Barbara Sadowska Ewa Sadowska