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Weʼve raised £20 to to build fresh water reservation tanks, fix up schools and teach English to the children in fiji.
- Funded on Saturday, 4th February 2017
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Hello everyone. My name is Madeline, I am currently 2nd year learning disabilities student nurse's at Northumbria University. I have been given a fantastic opportunity to travel to Fiji in order to help with some life changing work within schools and villages. This includes teaching English to the children, repairing and rebuilding their current schools and equipment where needed. However most importantly setting up rain water collection tanks to assist with sanitation. This is an amazing once in a lifetime opportunity to giveback to communities that need a little help and support. Please can you dig deep to help fund the charity and myself to do so. All donations large and small will be gratefully accepted. Please can you share my page amongst your friends and associates. Many thanks.
The charity page is www.vesabroad.com
Madeline
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Barry - Sign500
Oct 17, 2016
Wishing you every success in reaching your target
£10.00
Janet
Oct 17, 2016
Good luck in raising funds
£5.00
Anonymous
Oct 9, 2016
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Madeline Tuiloma
I'm a 2nd year Learning Disabilities Student Nurse and absolutely loving it! I have been given this fantastic opportunity to give back a little to communities in Fiji as the Fijian families have given to the British Army past and present.