February is Kindergarten registration month in Toronto. I have found the whole process to be incredibly stressful, wringing my hands over questions like: Is our home school good enough? Should we put our names in for one of the “alternative” schools? Montessori? Should I enrol him at all? Will he have access to the resources […]
I thought that it was necessary to write about my last visit to the Nutrition Program in the community of Marccuray. After various failed attempts to get a meeting going with all the members of the project (this mainly had to do with Marccuray being the most isolated community we work in, and with failure […]
Following on the success of Chamana project, Alma begins work in Markuray. Feb 2014 – Read More >>
Normally I go to a website like Buzzfeed for a dose of ridiculous or inane content after (or during) a particularly frustrating day. But a friend recently shared a post that I thought was refreshingly out of character for the website. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released the results from its triennial […]
Last month Chafika Eddine, a director at Global Change for Children (GC4C), visited the Patacancha Trout Farm and wrote about her experience: “Since its creation in 2008, the Global Change for Children Foundation (GC4C) has funded over 20 projects in four different countries. It is always so gratifying for any of us involved with GC4C […]