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Clothing for Kidsin
Tororo, Uganda
an RMF project byJudah Yarberry
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In May 2008, Judah traveled to Tororo, Uganda, where he made some new friends.
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When he returned to Hawaii, Judah told his 5th grade class about the kids in
T
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Before Judah’s next trip, the class collected clothing that Judah could take
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In late November, Judah returns to Tororo
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As we walk along, we start to recognize
familiar faces
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There are always lots of kids to play with around Mama Kevina School
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and lots of animals to observe
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The Sisters from Mama Kevina school invited the children
over to take tea
Handwashing
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About 50 kids come by
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poor neighborhoods around the school
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As Judah says, his African friends “might only have one pair of clothes,
and those may have rips in them.”
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Some of the high school kids
help serve
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Sister Clare tells the children how Judah’s classmates collected clothing for them.
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“Raise your hands if you’ve heard of Hawaii”
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Sister Clare distributes the clothes
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. . . & the children try them on. . .
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. . .to see how they
fit. . .
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. . .to be fashion models for a moment. . .
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. . . And to say
“thanks!”
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