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	Kenya: Shoyo Moyo Catholic Center St. Joseph Pupils of the sewing class that is a part of the Shauri Moyo Catholic Parish learned to make the nice looking cloth covers for the Hy2U hand washing device. Their teacher Rose and Demotech's instructor Joke worked closely with the pupils to many of such covers. At the Sunday demonstration they showed the public how this was done.
	Kenya: Health Workers from Pandipieri Health program Kisumua In thePandipieri community center two groups wanted to be instructed. One group was the Community Health Workers. Head of this unit, Sister Bernadette embraced the Hy2U as a tool with a promise and within a day it was organized that from the 15 Health Worker Groups, one representative would attend the introduction. It was happy working with these men and women. Time was really too short to learn all the tricks, but they managed fairly well. We, the trainers Joke and Reinder want these people to succeed. We organzed a first Hy2U-order for this group to make and deliver for use in a school. We will keep contact to find out if all works to expectations.
	Kenya: Hy2U group meeting The last Sunday before our departure at the 30th of June we organized a workshop and invited all the church goers to attend. Too many people did, the workshop dissolved in chaos. Nevertheless, many people got an impression of what the Hy2U was about. The nicest result was that all the people that were involved in Nairobi in working with the Hy2U set together in a meeting. In a lively discussion plans for future continuation were laid out.
	Heruma Women Group Simon and Brian, staff members of a Community Service Center had organized for Joke and Reinder to introduce the Hy2U to a women group in Haruma, a poor and crowded neighborhood in Nairobi. That was a specially energetic encounter! They welcomed us the first time with a loud chorus, then took us along to a crammed little room, their meeting place. To this place we returned many times, getting these women more involved in all the tricks of making the Hy2U. Read in this report about what we learned. And we learned a lot! From splitting tasks and getting them done by nearby craftsmen we returded to a self-reliant approach, doing all tasks ourselfs. Our prejudice that woodworking was not this women's thing proved wrong. Working with the big panga was done with ease. Just as well as some other of the women made neat cloth bags, that looked very nice. If you are the person in this picture and you want your name or a description added to this caption, then please mail to info@hy2u.org
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