Lilly, aged 4, a delight to teach and always up for a cuddle It’s the small things that make them smile and today it was balloons All together now ‘oo dancing dancing dance oo dancing dancing dance’ Simone a volunteer with Mama Juma her daughter and a local boy from the village Heeeelloooo! Vicki Thomas with Dorcus, the little girl that never stops smiling

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GREAT NEWS: Meru View has moved. The children are on holidays and the volunteers are currently finishing the decorating and building a chicken pen. We have had enough donations for 10 chickens which should keep us with plenty of eggs.

Thank you to all that have donated.

 Furthermore, its 5 Days till the release of Geenie B’s debut singing ‘never walk away’. All money raised from the sales will be donated to Meru View. If everyone that has liked Meru View on Facebook downloads the single that will be approximately £200. This would run the food program for 3 months. If everyone then gets one friend to buy a copy then we are covered for 6 months. If we can get 4,300 people to download the single running cost for Meru View are covered for a whole year. Help get the song out there and share the link. Many Thanks

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Available from Dec 19th from iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and 7digital. Show your support and go download this great track. Our target is 4,300 downloads

Read more to see what progress on the new school and what Geenie B has to say about her track

 

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Access to education in Tanzania is restricted due to high costs such as school fees, entrance exam fees, uniforms, books and stationery costs.

Meru View Day School was conceptualised in 2009 with the simple premise that all children should have access to free primary education, taught in English and be provided a meal. This enables them to progress to secondary education.

The school currently provides this opportunity to 65 children aged between four and seven years.

 

 

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