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Grace Children Home Manager Timothy Babu speaking around UK in August!

[4-Jul-09] Timothy Babu, from our orphanage will be over in the UK and Isle of Man during August 2009. He will be speaking at a number of venues up and down the country. Churches and organisations that have a special history of supporting GTWF will be able to confirm details of when he is coming to you locally. New charity chairman Ray Richardson will be accompanying Timothy and looks forward to meeting many of these friends for the first time.

 

 

Old News...

New generator for the GCH

GTWF is providing a new electricity generator for the Home which will enable power to be available on site during the regular scheduled cuts! [Aug-08]

NEW 2009 FUNDRAISING!

Please note that we are now raising funds to go towards the third and final storey on the orphanage building. We had our first event last night with this specific goal in mind by way of Open Mic NIght at Peel Golf Club! Follow donation link to give to this cause. Thank you! [7-Mar-09]

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Grace Third World Fund

Community

The Grace Third World Fund exists primarily to meet serious practical needs in India and raise the necessary resources to meet those needs. However, in the process of doing so, it is inevitable that the local community benefits closer to home as a result of getting involved.

These benefits are intangible but very real nevertheless. The trustees and other interested friends who have been out to see the impact of the work first hand have been greatly affected by what can only be described as a character-building experience seeing how the other half live.

When we come home to the Isle of Man, things that have been taken for granted are appreciated all the more, whether it be our standard of living or social opportunity. The other side of the coin is the culture shock of visiting a distant country where strong family values and standards of dress and behaviour are much higher than that of the West. This is particularly so amongst their young people where the concept of juvenile deliquency is virtually unheard of.

 

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