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The St. Lucia Project: Back to Work

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Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Monday morning After breakfast and morning meeting – we departed for our assignments. Currently, there is no government subsidy for such a program for Secondary schools in St Lucia. We shared many great ideas and I am encouraged by the excitement from all who attended at working together to meet the nutritional needs of the students. The remainder of the afternoon I finalized a schedule to replant Earthboxes with mothers in the Roving Caregiver Program later in the week. Although, ...

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The St. Lucia Project: February 2013

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Wednesday, February 13, 2013. A sunny"home" for an RCP mom's Earth Box. Volunteers gathering for breakfast; thought of the day; the journal reading; loading in the bus; off to our projects - it has been a long time for me since my last Global Volunteers program, but I feel at. Returning to the hotel, meeting with the Global Volunteers staff - my fellow staff - from China, from India, from Peru, from Poland, from Tanzania, from the US - that alone makes me smile! Tuesday, February 12, 2013. Another RCP mo...

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The St. Lucia Project: July 2012

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Thursday, July 19, 2012. A Birthday Party In St Lucia. How Lucky Am I - A Party At Kidstep Preschool. Visit the link below to join in the fun! Http:/ tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-05f1-3d48-fd7c? Posted by Phyllis Thompson. Sunday, July 15, 2012. We concluded after breakfast this morning and leave for the airport in one hour…so to sum up…. Is for the breathtaking SCENERY. 8211; I never tired looking out the van window. Is for the TEAM. Whose spirit and cooperation was TREMENDOUSLY. Is for the LASTING.

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The St. Lucia Project: May 2013

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Friday, May 17, 2013. Last Dayin Anse la Raye. Our last day in Anse le Raye. Warren picked us up at noon, and we said our goodbyes to our site hosts. Many hugs, and thanks, before we headed up the hill out of the village for our final drive back to JJ's paradise. Don't cry because it is over, smile because it happened. Dr Seuss. Thursday, May 16, 2013. Katie and Tracy had a good day, Tracy hiking the hill for the first time in the morning and together walking two new friends around the town in the aftern...

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The St. Lucia Project: Getting Everything Done

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Thursday, May 16, 2013. Yesterday was an exciting day for Dawn and Margret. The earth boxes got in and are speedily getting planted around Anse La Raye, getting as much done as they possibly could! Emily got to say goodbye to her kids from primary school and had a great day at Kid Step with Carita. We had our last wonderful meal at Ben’s for dinner, I have never seen Carita eat so much! We then split off, Dawn getting some much needed wine and rest and some of us got head starts on our reports! Cinco de ...

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The St. Lucia Project: Essential Services in Anse la Raye

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Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Essential Services in Anse la Raye. We continue in our second week on community projects to help deliver the 12 Essential Services. Required for children to reach their full potential. This is the heart of The St. Lucia Project - minimizing factors inhibiting children's capacity, while optimizing those variables which will promote their full growth and development. It's not easy - but it's so fulfilling! School and Household Gardens, Child Nutrition, Micro-nutrient Supplementation.

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The St. Lucia Project: September 2012

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Monday, September 24, 2012. Sept 19, 2012. He who has health has hope: and he who has hope has everything. After observing classes at the secondary school for two days, I transferred to pre-school and infant care. I enjoyed experiencing the secondary school and seeing the methods of the teachers, but I was contributing very little. The teachers have a difficult job, especially at the lower levels. Marigot Secondary School is the lowest level of the four high schools on the island. I’m glad I came. Septem...

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The St. Lucia Project: March 2013

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013. Today was quite exhilarating as we took the day off to enjoy the view of Pigeon Island and beautiful beach of Rodney Bay! The day started with some extra sleep. Lucky for us, we got to sleep in until 7am, instead of the regular 6am. Yay! Our breakfast consisted of French toast, watermelon, warm boxed milk with cereal, mystery . For the BBQ we had very juicy chicken, a swordfish and raw banana salad (SUPER yummy…does this surprise you? Tossed green salad, rice and fruit punch!

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The St. Lucia Project: June 2013

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Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Monday morning After breakfast and morning meeting – we departed for our assignments. Currently, there is no government subsidy for such a program for Secondary schools in St Lucia. We shared many great ideas and I am encouraged by the excitement from all who attended at working together to meet the nutritional needs of the students. The remainder of the afternoon I finalized a schedule to replant Earthboxes with mothers in the Roving Caregiver Program later in the week. Although, ...