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Thursday, April 26, 2012
It's a Sister act for MoM
Each and every volunteer who comes to MoM brings with them unique talents or
perspectives that help us grow in different ways and we appreciate them all. We
picked up a new volunteer last night who is special to me for much more personal
reasons. I am proud to let you know that my sister Rachelle arrived safely and
will be spending the next four months working with MoM to support our efforts in
a number of areas. Born in Accra, Rachelle spent much of her childhood here in
Ghana, first in the Upper West Region and then in the Brong Ahafo Region until
2005 when my family relocated permanently back to the US. Although her primary
focus during her stay will be one-on-one support to the AvTech girls in their
grammar and math development, Rachelle is also looking forward to using her
background in education to help reorganize sessions in the Fulani camp!
Labels:
Fulani,
health education,
Michaela Hayes,
Michaela Sholes,
Rachelle
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