*Xmas 2024 hamper raffle*

Hi everyone... It's Satty & Harry here.

In memory of our Poowa Ji (auntie) the family is fund raising to build a Well in a village in Guinea.

We are raffling off a hamper worth £200+ . Full list of items are below.

1 entry = £10 donation (unfortunately cannot do gift aid for competition)

1 winner will win the whole hamper. 🧺

*Important*

**When donating please put your full name and last 3 digits of your mobile number**

1 entry is £10.

Please donate multiples of £10 for multiple entries. £20 = 2 entires and so on.

The raffle is open to EVERYONE so please share the link.

Draw to be made on Insta or FB live on 22nd December. To arrange getting the hamper to the winner they will need to send me a message on Facebook.

The Christmas hamper will be delivered or posted on Monday 23rd.

Over 18 only please as the hamper contains alcohol.

Hamper contains :

*£100 virgin experience voucher

*Salon gift voucher for a treatment in Southampton (Statement hair and beauty)

*Chocolates

*Fudge

*Crackers

*Cashew nuts

*Candle

*Reusable glass cups

*Jack Daniels (1ltr)

*Baileys (1ltr)

*Prosecco (70cl)

*Asti (70cl)

*Malfy gin (70cl)

*Au vodka (70cl)

*2 x David Lloyd day pass.

Water is life!

In the villages we serve, mothers and children often embark on exhausting 7-8 km journeys just to collect water for their families. Shockingly, one-third of Guineans drink unsafe water, with rural communities suffering the most.

Education:

A safe water source near schools dramatically improves children's attendance rates. For girls, it means they no longer need to stay home during their menstrual cycles. Access to toilets ensures they can stay at school all day, while handwashing facilities reduce disease spread, leading to fewer absences.

Health:

Access to safe water and sanitation is key to preventing the spread of disease. Providing a clean water facility enhances the overall health of a community, benefiting generations to come.

Women & Girls:

Fetching water often falls on women and young girls, forcing them to travel long distances and face the risk of violence and abduction. A nearby water facility would bring safety, freeing them from this burden.