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Mumbai India. As part of the on going 60 year celebration of Indo – German tied Clowns without Borders (CWB) was in the city to entertain the children of the city. CWB is a non profit international association dedicated to improve the situation of children who live in crisis situations of whatever type. It is the aim of CWB to perform for these children and bring laughter, joy and a memorable day full of excitement. CWB was in Mumbai and performed in Dharavi the largest slum in India performing for the less privileged children of society. Mumbai Weekly photographer Shailesh Andrade spent the afternoon with these professionally trained clowns capturing the mood and laughter at the venue. CWB was in Mumbai and performed in Dharavi with ACORN’s Dharavi Project.
Children dance on the stage with clowns in Mumbai on 3 March 2012. As part of the on going 60 year celebration of Indo – German ties Clowns without Borders (CWB) was in the city to entertain the children of the city.
A performer plays the xylaphone in Mumbai on 3 March 2012.
March 2nd, 2012
A group of children from our project called Dharavi Rocks spent the day at TISS with The 1000 Crane children. Dharavi Rocks are young boys from the slums who are uplifting their lives through music.
We did bring the roof down!
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ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION FOR REFORMS NOW:
Sanonda Building Kariobangi North
P. O. Box 6253 – 00200 Nairobi, Kenya. Mobile: 0722 – 416343
Email: acornkenya@yahoo.com or Kenya@acornkenya.org.
EVERY CHILD HAS THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION
Dear Sir/Madam/Rev/Hon………………………………………………………………………………
Re: Campaign to increase School going Children enrollment in Korogocho:
From the survey conducted by Acorn Kenya early last year Korogocho has got over 25 thousand school going children but amusingly only about half this number, (12 thousands) is attending school. What happens to the other half is still a great mystery to us. However majority of the parents don’t take their sole responsibility to enhance this legal right to educate their children.
It’s in this regard that Acorn Kenya in partnership with other several organizations and the Local Administration, are inviting you to an education awareness campaign day which will be launched at Korogocho on 8th March 2012 starting from 9.00am.
The event will start with a procession from St John’s Catholic Church and culminate with a sharing forum at the Chief’s camp.
Your presence, participation and contribution to make this day a success will be highly appreciated.
“UNITED TOGETHER WE CAN CREATE CHANGE IN KOROGOCHO” YES WE CAN!
For more information, contact us or visit us in our office at Sanoda Building 3rd floor Room No. 9.
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