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All the projects running through 2012 and 2013 have been going well and Mr George (Head of the partner-charity MGM Trust) continues to manage and monitor all with care and attention. There are 4 main types of project being supported: … Continue reading →

The four types of schemes that have been running for several years will continue and one new, specific project is being added. The 4 types of regular projects are: Provision of the monthly costs of holding a ‘patient and carers … Continue reading →

In the report on last year’s projects you may remember that K.P. made funds available to start a basic ‘district nursing service’ for about 10 domiciliary patients. The nurse was to work three days each week spending most of her … Continue reading →

You will remember from the ‘previous projects’ report that K.P. began its partnership working in the district in 2012 with the N.I.D.S. voluntary organisation managing all the schemes. We made three visits to the district to see how the chicken, … Continue reading →

Dear friends and supporters, in this newsletter we have set out some reports from the volunteer ‘leaders’ on how the 2014 projects have been going along and we have listed the schemes being funded for the period from April 1st … Continue reading →

There were nineteen residents most of whom we had met before but it was sad to learn that Matthew (deaf and dumb fellow) had died a few weeks earlier. He had fallen ill with a fever, got worse despite hospital care, … Continue reading →

In February we visited the villages and the projects that are supported by grants from Kerala Partnership (K.P.); it has been through the generosity of supporters here in UK that individuals and families living ‘below the poverty line’ have received … Continue reading →

Peter(leader for all the schemes in this area)and I are in regular contact and he has been telling me that the ‘district nursing service’ is running well and making real differences for people living in the Old Age Home and … Continue reading →