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http://www.walrusmagazine.com/
Walrus Magazine - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The next day, we arrive at the turquoise-walled courtyard of the Institute of Cultural Affairs in Mto wa Mbu to meet some of Luoga's local volunteers. ...
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BANGLADESH:
Location: Dhaka
Larry arrived safely in Dhaka on 16 March. ICA Bangladesh is going to organize a
three day Basic Training of Trainers ToT Applying facilitation to training in
the Pacific Inn, Banani, Dhaka from 17 to 22 March 2008. Larry from Taiwan is
the facilitator for the course designed for ICA Bangladesh capacity building. 10
persons are attending full time in this training.
Larry is going to facilitate
two day training for UNAIDS Bangladesh's 25 team members on 19-20 March. ICA
Taiwan is going to donate Larry's facilitation honorium deducting expenses of
his stay from 750US Dollar from UNAIDS to ICA Bangladesh to support Japan
conference representation.
Naimul admin@ica-bangladesh.org
ICA ASSOCIATES INC. (Canada)
Location: Canada
Duncan Holmes taught 2 Group Facilitation courses for the British Colombia
Ministry of Health.
Bill Staples led a 3 day training workshop for Service
Canada in New Brunswick
John Miller Facilitated a strategy planning workshops
with WEBS in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Jo Nelson Worked with the Centre for Addiction
and Mental Health in Thuinder Bay, Ontario.
Wayne Nelson wnelson@ica-associates.ca
GHANA:
Location: Kpando
Our project office at Kpando is in the process of relocating to a more spacious
accommodation ideal for the new project on HIVAIDs which requires counselling
of People Living with Aids.
Under the leadership of the Project Officer Henry
Akley, a team of resouce persons from the local Margaret Marquat Hospital and
the District Social Welfare Office, a series of workshops on stigmatization have
been taking place since last week for community leaders and PLWAs.
Yvonne Setorglo icagh@africaonline.com.gh
PERU:
Location: Chincha Earthquake Relief
The second temporary housing project closed out with a grand celebration of the
60 Promoters after completing their assigned 1800 houses this week. That brings
the total families assisted with a temporary house to 3,450, thanks to the
funding secured by ICA-Japan from Japanese government funds.
Kaoru Ito has
returned to Japan to complete the arrangements for another round of service to
the people, tentatively scheduled to begin 27 April.
We also just confirmed a
three-week Avanza Peru community leadership program for 30 March, in which we hope
to have up to 10 new ICA staff prosects participate Interviews are next Tuesday
which should be a fun experience, as we have 24 Promoters who have applied to be
part of our staff.
We also just learned that Robyn Hutchinson will be with us
for a week or two and will be playing a role in that exciting leadership
program. Meanwhile, a very large proposal was deliverd of more housing in
Chincha, with another in process. After all of this intensity, we are all
looking forward to a few days of familiy time with Holy Week coming up next
week.
Staff admin@ica-peru.org
