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Can Syrian refugee children homeschool?
Discovering homeschooling in an agricultural camp In August 2016, I found myself in a Turkish Syrian refugee informal agricultural settlement nicknamed “Big Daddy”, after the... Read More
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2016 Round-up
Dear Sponsors and friends of Zoe Trust, Having spent the past 16 months on the ground, writing a round-up for 2016 has proven different to... Read More
Looking back
Trustee Emily Hogge spent 16 months on the ground in South Africa. She provided monthly despatches exploring the impact our work was having on local... Read More
A new leadership team in Ingwavuma: farewell to the Swifts
Since the start of the Zoe Trust, back in 2010, Bridget Swift has been our mentor in Ingwavuma supporting our children. She has lived in... Read More
Memories of Ingwavuma
This is the second blog post from Hannah Webb following her month in Ingwavuma in July 2016. In her first post she described her work... Read More
My Month in Ingwavuma
Hannah Webb, the daughter of long-term sponsors Susie and Rob, has just returned from 5 weeks volunteering in Ingwavuma at the school and the orphanage... Read More
Is hitting a child ever right?
Trustee Emily Hogge is spending 12 months on the ground in South Africa. She is providing monthly despatches exploring the impact our work is having... Read More
A Visit to Misty Meadows
Trustee Emily Hogge is spending 12 months on the ground in South Africa. She is providing monthly despatches exploring the impact our work is having... Read More