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A few comments from Uganda:
"I want to thank you very very much for the run for humanity project and the website updates- You are doing a very excellent job. Sian/Simon/Jane and Martin are such a great and winning team. What can i say? Thank you a million times"! Godfrey Katongole (Inside Uganda Tours Ltd)
"i am very glad to be among those who have particapated on this ocassion for a noble cause. On behalf of the people of Pallisa i want to asure the Red Cross members that we shall continue to support the Uganda Red Cross" RDC, Pallisa
"What a wonderful initiative by Martin to organise th run for humanity!! Jinja community can never remain the same with sensitization on road safety & first aid. Many peoples lives will be saved as a result and that is real humanity. Thanks a lot and we will miss you" Chairman BGB Jinja
"We trained over 100 people today and they all came from the villages to see you run and your efforts inspired then to learn first aid from us" First aid trainer
"Thank you for making the crazy idea come to reality and contribute to promoting community based first aid and road safety in Uganda. We hope to meet the challange of sustaining this idea by ensuring the legacy continues.. the memory of Pallisa" Paul, Program Officer
"I want to thank you very very much for the run for humanity project and the website updates- You are doing a very excellent job. Sian/Simon/Jane and Martin are such a great and winning team. What can i say? Thank you a million times"! Godfrey Katongole (Inside Uganda Tours Ltd)
"i am very glad to be among those who have particapated on this ocassion for a noble cause. On behalf of the people of Pallisa i want to asure the Red Cross members that we shall continue to support the Uganda Red Cross" RDC, Pallisa
"What a wonderful initiative by Martin to organise th run for humanity!! Jinja community can never remain the same with sensitization on road safety & first aid. Many peoples lives will be saved as a result and that is real humanity. Thanks a lot and we will miss you" Chairman BGB Jinja
"We trained over 100 people today and they all came from the villages to see you run and your efforts inspired then to learn first aid from us" First aid trainer
"Thank you for making the crazy idea come to reality and contribute to promoting community based first aid and road safety in Uganda. We hope to meet the challange of sustaining this idea by ensuring the legacy continues.. the memory of Pallisa" Paul, Program Officer
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LATEST NEWS
01/07/2009
The UK based members of the team returned home today!!! We are currently loading more pictures and feedback on to the website.. So keep looking!!
30/06/2009
Evaluation meeting in Kampala and simon is picking up his new tailored suit!!!!
29/06/2009
More pictures and information will be put on to the website in the next few days so keep looking!!!
28/06/2009
The team are now evaluating the project and Martin is planning his next crazy plan for 2010....
27/06/2009
Day six has seen us finally arrive in Kampala and reach the end of our long run of over 240km!!! Today has been a very busy day and the live update will follow later.....
26/06/2009
Day five has seen us travel from Lugazi to Seta and within touching distance of Kampala.. The local Red Cross team have run first aid and road safety awareness sessions on the whole route today!!! p.s. "we now think our knee's will survive"...
25/06/2009
Day four from Jinja to Lugazi went very well and even the hills couldn't stop the run for humanity team!!! The Lizard was on great form through the forest today!!
24/06/2009
Day three from Iganga to Jinja began at 6am and had many hills which martin enjoyed so much he didn't want to stop!! The team were welcomed by the community as they run through Jinja town with a police escort.
01/07/2009
The UK based members of the team returned home today!!! We are currently loading more pictures and feedback on to the website.. So keep looking!!
30/06/2009
Evaluation meeting in Kampala and simon is picking up his new tailored suit!!!!
29/06/2009
More pictures and information will be put on to the website in the next few days so keep looking!!!
28/06/2009
The team are now evaluating the project and Martin is planning his next crazy plan for 2010....
27/06/2009
Day six has seen us finally arrive in Kampala and reach the end of our long run of over 240km!!! Today has been a very busy day and the live update will follow later.....
26/06/2009
Day five has seen us travel from Lugazi to Seta and within touching distance of Kampala.. The local Red Cross team have run first aid and road safety awareness sessions on the whole route today!!! p.s. "we now think our knee's will survive"...
25/06/2009
Day four from Jinja to Lugazi went very well and even the hills couldn't stop the run for humanity team!!! The Lizard was on great form through the forest today!!
24/06/2009
Day three from Iganga to Jinja began at 6am and had many hills which martin enjoyed so much he didn't want to stop!! The team were welcomed by the community as they run through Jinja town with a police escort.
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Hi Si - We see you did actually arrive safely. Enjoy yourself !! Adele, David and Lauren.
ReplyDeleteSi Hi your looking good .all at 14.
ReplyDeletehey bwana glad to know that u got to uganda safely after a long flight plus hopefully u have started running and shwweat like a fish well say hallo to jane and hopefully what she thinks about the hills is a copying mechanisms
ReplyDeleteHi Si ,me Lauren and David went to the Africa Oya .and Drumed up a bit more support .all the very best for the start ,dont forget to get in a straight line ..good luck on the kids convoy..ALL THE LANGTON FAMILY ,PLUS A FEW FRIENDS..
ReplyDeleteFantastic stuff, all of you. Keep going!
ReplyDeleteNancy x
well done you,re doing a great job. daily reports are brilliant. take care martins mum x
ReplyDeletereally good job your all doin .best of luck for the final push .davedaclock
ReplyDeleteYou are all doing an amazing job. What a wonderful way to see the 'real' Uganda! I'm so jealous! You really are hitting those communities in the most remote areas and doing a brilliant job of promoting first aid. Very well done to you all!!
ReplyDeleteSam- The British Red Cross- Liverpool
Simon and Team .ive looked at all your site .Fantastic job .very well done .you have done a job that a lot of people would shy from . good luck on the final kids convoy . (LAURENS LITTLE JOKE )
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