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Month: September 2015

Posted on 11/09/2015

FCL 98 unloads at Ekwendeni

unloading FCL 98FCL 98 reached Ekwendeni and unloaded today (Friday). Thanks to Fiona Gunning and the Kwenderana Partnership Group for the photo

The staff at Embangweni clinic Focus on Malawi supports the development of eye clinics in northern Malawi, mainly at Ekwendeni, Livingstonia and Embangweni CCAP mission hospitals, through providing resources, expertise and funding local training. Above: the staff at Embangweni sort newly arrived secondhand glasses ready for dispensing.
Focus on Malawi serves through the help of many generous and hardworking friends in Scotland and England, while being a focus for Colchester Vineyard's missional project. Formally, it is part of The Raven Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee.
No. SC362281. Scottish charity No. SC30260. Registered office: Bay Villa, Strachur, Argyll, UK. PA27 8DE
The Intelligent Scavenger graphic (a raven with a pair of specs)

Here's how an ancient story about some 'intelligent scavengers' became the inspiration for the name of The Raven Trust.

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The Raven Trust is a charitable company limited by guarantee. No. SC362281.
Scottish charity No. SC30260.
Bay Villa, Strachur, Argyll, UK. PA27 8DE
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