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no - WATERLDO (Jr-(mm IWedneoday. May 29. am i Harambee Water Walk raises awareness of challenges faced in Kenya - human-c ‘ ' ”WOW“: Fellowship Christian x ‘ revelling six kilometers just to Schml 25m anniversary . get water is not something those ‘ living in first-world countries celebration June 1 ; uld even think bout. ' . was“! that's whim some people in Fellowship Christian School is holding a 25th Africa do on a daily basis The annual itnl;i;ehr:tary celebé‘ation lune l, 6 pm. at Waterâ€" Hara bee Wat Walk. ized 0° Bum ““311 ‘ Waterco's St. 3;];th 831:!“ 111;): Families and friends of Fellowship Christian ! lights this PM! to get clean water and School are invited to attend the anniversary cele- . support the Sister Schools of Notre branondinner. . : Dame in Nyalieng‘a. Kenya as they “6.8“”:éhfier gliytr’iedaslcoltlt M383" from i t . rk to m '1. Warm an e mversr . w0"We event t1; educate our parish famcifime 2:1:in P09 “Faggtzy‘egfibel’ssalgd about Kenya. Africa and the needs over es. . '5 appreclat . C "18 ' there. So. last year we though of doing 74641108, or emu] bomceéexecuhnkcom. a water walk because the people in Africa walk six kilometers every day to Walk NOW for Allflsm get water and they have no choice as to when they get their water from.” said Speaks June 2 23:33? "1me“ ”af‘e’sflng'gx The Walk Now for Autism Speaks fundraising daritytodothesamethignghere." event is June 2, 8:30 a.m. to l p.m., at Waterloo This ”I“. s i "is”: Elke]? lace on This is a free, fun-filled family event and the lunelstamngat .McaesChurch Ill "sat10:308m.'lherewillbebouncyms- and makes its way to Waterloo Park. ties service roviders fun activities for kids and where-participants will collect water f "l'es as will as at ' E] II for Autism Speaks ‘ ”9.321323: East-Ecscilnuilndulte walk Organizers would like as many people in the round trip" said Jones. “it's a really fun somnII‘tgisigrt: participate in this day to raise ainéogfitflwoéflmfiafimhfi Diane Jones, project Mono! to: the annual Hambee wmr wok. will welâ€" . “a!” “2’15 P§°P’°:‘l‘;f “"93“ i? P“? Yea“ ’ symbol. so it makes a nice visual come Sisuer Rose Ngacha from Kenya tothe event at St. Michael's Grinch lune 1. '3 pqfllnlfille::v;flt;fi:g:§tifi:gv:rii omes. ‘ impact.” range-(Moro mung _ _ - This year’s walk also has some spe- She will give a first-hand account of and help. The Sister Schools of Notre 0'33?” are also looking to spread the word ‘ cial guests as an African choir is com- the work that the Harambee Project Dame ensure that the children’s health on FM“ y. . f t' th lk . ‘t ing in from Mississauga to sing and does and what it means for partici- needsarebeingmetandtrytoorganize or ":E'ev'Jf' arm: '0" onk e wa "5'1 participate in the walk. Sister Rose pants. them and get them into school. We WW?“ I"; cragismspeak 5'": or "A“ Ngacha, one of the nuns from Sister “The word ‘Harambee’ is acuially a actually had people sewing uniforms 0'8?” z" A?” ' zpatnc a amy ' 2' Schools of Notre Dame will also be Swahili word which means pulling for them because in order to attend patriddMGgm .oom. coming from Africa to speak at the together, or working together, which is school in Kenya, they must have a uni- wailc how we use it. it's the motto of Kenya.” fomlf' Relay for Life locking for “Rose Ngacha is an African born said Jones, "Weasked the Sister Schools Organizers are hoping for a bigger sister, who will be stayingin Canada for of Notre Dame if they could do any- turnout this year as more people vulunteers for June 14 about three weeks." said lanes. “She's thing to help the children of that area become aware of the work being done ”H- - 7 ' also going to be visiting all three who were orphaned due to HIV AIDS. in Africa. The appeal is also being “figamnmgéfinm‘; (figmlzténtgfctzgcghal‘liije schools affiliated with St. Michael's They identified 34 families in need. and shared with local school. like St. David, an Cancer Society is looking for volunteers to help church and will be our guest homilist. also had more children coming to them Sir Edgar Bauetand St. Nidiolas with this W5 Relay For Life. lune 1+ 15 at Resur This will be our first time meeting her. for help, and now they support approx» “We hope for a bigger turnout this rection Catholic Secondary School ' and her first time to Canada. it's an imately 154 children. year, maybe closer to 100 people. as lust a few hours of your time can help make a opportunity for us to meet her and get “Some of the children may have a last year we only had about 50.” said - - . - _ ‘ . . , . dlfference in the fight against cancer. 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