A Postcard From Ghana
It doesn't feel like 25 years since the first Red Nose Day, does it?
I was sent this digital postcard from Tanya after she visited the Virtuous Women's Bakery on Monday. I love everything about this project and Tanya explains more on her blog. Please visit all their blogs (links below) to read more about their visit.
If you've been following any of my social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus) you will have seen me sharing updates from a group of blogging friends who have been reporting live from Ghana. Tanya, Annie and Penny have shadowing Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross and the amazing Comic Relief team seeing how donations have been used.
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| Hi Nickie These children are all in the nursery attached to the Virtuous Women's Bakery. Essentially the African Women's Fund donated money to the bakery to buy ovens so they could expand. The women themselves set up the nursery to ensure their children are safe and off the streets when they are at work. T |
I was sent this digital postcard from Tanya after she visited the Virtuous Women's Bakery on Monday. I love everything about this project and Tanya explains more on her blog. Please visit all their blogs (links below) to read more about their visit.
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For the past 25 years the money raised through Red Nose Day has been changing the lives of the poorest and most disadvantaged people in the UK and Africa. Let’s Keep Up the Good Work. Find out how at rednoseday.com
For other digital postcards please do check out the linky on www.teamhonk.org
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