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June 13, 2009
Helping Hand Vacations
Judy Warrington has worked in education for 35 years, and after retiring she decided to organise working holidays for students visiting the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
Students can spend 2-3 weeks of their holidays helping to renovate school buildings, installing new toilet facilities, putting new water pumps and repairing houses.
Judy Warrington has visited the Dominican Republic over 18 times, and knows all the aid organisations, such as the rotary club, church communities and entrepreneurs who donate aid for the poor residents of local villages.
Helping Hand Vacations
These generally concern learning materials, school desks and chairs, blackboards and electricity generators.
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Over the coming month, she'll be bringing around 60 students and supervisors to Sosúa and Montellano in order to help renovate a number of schools.
Helping Hand Vacations
She had organised several containers of school furniture, wood and paint for import into this country.
The students will work under experts to repair and paint the buildings.
According to Judy Warrington, this is a win/win situation, with the students gaining experience and benefiting the local community, while also allowing local children to enjoy better education.
Further information is available from:
www.popreport.com
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