Submitted by Kathleen Harrison on Thu, 2008-12-11 21:58
Awhile back an acquaintance suggested that instead of doing the work of HARAMBEE, I could work in my profession full-time instead of part-time, and donate more money for Africa, thus accomplishing more in the long run. This is logical and efficient and would work well for some.
Submitted by John McNulty on Wed, 2008-11-12 13:06
All work for Project Harambee is on a volunteer basis. HARAMBEE has no paid staff. Director,; Kathleen Harrison, Ph.D.
BLESSINGS to Ali Torkzadeh for his donated website work.
Thanks to Therese and Bill Catalier, faithful supports in Glendale, Arizona.
Thanks also to Eileen and John McGlean in Illinois. They are tireless supporters, helping to spread word about our work and collect donated supplies for Africa.
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Submitted by Kathleen Harrison on Mon, 2008-09-22 10:35
The UNICEF report below, issued yesterday (9/19/08), corroborates my experience in Kenya.In May of this year in the village of Kaluoki a midwife told me of the deaths of several women from hemorrhage during childbirth or miscarriage.No one in the village or anywhere nearby owns a car, and so a woman in distress is taken to the n
