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The impact of Covid19 on the school students of Bardia.
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Rosa Davies was one of the young girls who came to volunteer at our school in Bardia, Nepal. Here she shares her story BBC radio in the UK. Rosa was 12 years old when she visited .
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07c8x0f
Jack Murley - Cornwall, My Story: Rosa - BBC Sounds
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The Cornish schoolchild helping youngsters on the other side of the world.Thank you for featuring this. Rosa got so much from her visit. What an incredible experience for her!
⏰ What a difference 6 months can make even when the going gets tough!!!
💦🌪January 2020, visiting Bardia with Luke from Spartan Projects ,Jenna, an Aussie kindergarten teacher, and my 17 year old son Aymon, we made plans as to the work that needed to be done on the school in the old classrooms to make them comfortable for the kids who study in them...during the wet of the monsoon, the cold of the winter and the heat of the dry season!
🙏🏻 Thanks to YOU, our supporters, we raised the funds to render over ALL 10 of the old dusty brick and to install windows in place of rusty metal grates in 4 of those classrooms and that work is DONE ✅✅
THANK YOU ❤️🙏🏻💪🏻
👍👍 That means that as soon as school opens again, over 120 children can now sit comfortably in classrooms protected from the elements.
🙏🏻🙏🏻 This is a massive difference because of you and we want to thank each and every one of you who has contributed.
👀 We could focus on the things that have been put on hold during these uncertain times, OR we can focus on these wins!!!
💪🏻❤️ We are totally committed to continuing to support projects in Bardia and thank you for supporting us to do that, as we could not do it without you.
Wow!!!...... so much to be proud of. The school looks amazing Jacqui! What a difference hey...... 👍🙏😘
Awesome!! So good to see positive news! 👏👏❤️❤️
How awesome is this! So happy to see! I can’t wait to get back to Bardia. 🙏🏼
Well done ... that's a big impact 🙏
Lack v's Abundance mindset.
During Covid we were out hoarding stuff for our cupboards= LACK (There is only enough for me!)
In Bardia they were planting rice to make sure they have enough food ongoing = ABUNDANCE (Let's make sure there is enough for everyone).
Is it a lack of resources that is the real problem in our world or is it a lack of resourcefulness?
It is so reassuring to know what the people of Bardia are capable of even in moments of such immense challenge as what 2020 has thrown their way. On the border of India (the country with the highest number in the world of Covid cases), full lockdown, lack of medical facilities, extremely limited on-line learning facilities, zero income from tourism...and the list could go on.
What it says to us is that when the going gets tough the tough get going. The people of Bardia are tough and they are committed to focusing on the future. It excites us to know that it is the people of Bardia who we are supporting with our Bright Futures of Bardia project. Why?
All we are doing is planting a seed through our support in the education and health sectors, and they are the ones nurturing the crop and maximising what it becomes.
That is where the true impact can be made.
Imagine waking up and knowing that because of you another human being is in a position to make a better choice for themselves for their future.
If that inspires you..we are expanding our team of volunteers and are looking for someone who is committed with a big heart and wants to be a part of something greater than themselves.
If you have a skillset in communications, social media, and/or websites and can dedicate some time to work with us over the coming months please PM me. We NEED you.
Our project has expanded over the past two years and right now what we are doing is needed more than ever. YOU could be the link to make this come together.
Thank you
