There were just three of us on the trip, so it was more a case of getting things done than of doing things (but paying locals to do things helps the local economy!). Some of the things:

• Visited the vegetable garden, and gave more seeds
• Held a knitting class, and gave more wool
• Put a fence around the school, to keep the animals out
• Put a toilet in the schoolyard
• Put swings and a see-saw in the schoolyard
• Cleared the jiggers, and gave clothes and shoes to all the children
• Held crafts classes for the children
• Re-roofed another two houses in the village
• Brought food parcels and clothes to elderly people living alone
• Arranged for a nurse to visit the village fortnightly, in addition to the monthly doctor’s visit. Gave more medicines
• Bought malaria testing kits for the clinic
• Visited all the schools where we have sponsored children