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Finrod Limited
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The Ghana Homeopathy Project

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Please find enclosed the latest Newsletter for the Ghana Homeopathy
Project in the form of an attachment.

We hope that you enjoy reading it and find it inspiring!

The project has grown quickly in the year since our last newsletter,
and 2008 promises more exciting developments. These will be available
from our new website which is currently under construction, and
should be up and running in the next few weeks.
We have been running the project on a very small budget and have been
very greatful for all the donations and standing orders that people
have given to support this work.

At the moment we received 180 pounds per month in standing orders,
but it cost 300 pounds per month to run the project! If we have a
more stable form of income for our work, we can concentrate on the
homeopathy and education rather than fundraising. We would be very
grateful if you could pass information about the project to family, friends
and interested people.

If anyone feels able to give even as little as 5 pounds a month per
standing order
it will go a long way towards the development of homeopathy in Africa. We
would like to
employ a Ghanaian apprentice/administrator to help to run the project
from the Ghana side. So far, people have helped us because of their
dedication to homeopathy, but they also need wages to live! We would
need to pay such a person about 100 pounds per month and it is for
this purpose that we are hoping to raise our standing order base.
Page 6 of our newsletter gives details about standing orders or donations.

Of course every kind of support is most welcome...books, remedies and
indeed volunteers to work in Ghana.

With very best wishes,

Linda Shannon, Angie Metzger, Sheila Ryan, Grace DaSilva-Hill
(Ghana team UK)


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