In the summer of 2018, I will be traveling to Mkushi, Zambia with twenty-four school friends, to help build an orphanage for the village children, enabling many of them to attend school.

The orphanage is named after Cameron Forster, a former pupil of my school, who died in April 2016, when the RAF plane he was flying crashed during training. His mother donated the proceeds of his estate towards building the orphanage and ‘Cameron’s Project’ was born. I didn't know Cameron, but his story has inspired me to get involved.

For more information on Cameron's project, see the project's Facebook page athttps://www.facebook.com/Camsorphanageproject/

...or this local news report

http://www.midsussextimes.co.uk/news/mother-sets-up-orphanage-project-in-memory-of-her-son-1-7890508

To be able to participate on the trip I have to raise the cost of the trip (GBP2500). I have always had a fear of heights, but plan to push my boundaries and do a tandem skydive on Saturday 7th October with UK Parachuting in Peterborough, UK! This is a huge personal challenge for me.

Please sponsor me to face my fears (!) and help me on my way to building Cameron's Orphanage for the orphans of Mkushi, Zambia.