HANDS AROUND THE WORLD seeks to help vulnerable children around the world, encouraging enthusiastic and well-prepared volunteers to offer practical help, skill-sharing, support and friendship.

Currently over 2000 children and young people benefit every day from the work of HANDS AROUND THE WORLD.

'GIVING A HAND, NOT A HANDOUT'

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Andy Completed the London Marathon in 4hrs 29 mins 46secs

Despite feeling he should give up after 20 miles Andy bravely made it to the end of the course. He was not well at the end but today is recovered. If you would like to support his determined effort it is still possible here -…

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Posted by Chris Barrell on April 23, 2012 at 14:00

London Marathon Runner needs support!

Andy Barrell is running the London Marathon for HANDS AROUND THE WORLD.

Please support him here!…

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Posted by David Steiner on February 14, 2012 at 18:14

Siriba pump installed

The pump is now on and clean water flows. Brilliant! You can watch the exciting short video here.

Posted by David Steiner on January 24, 2012 at 22:26

Happy New Year!

Please keep in touch and tell your friends too how they can help lots of needy children this year.

Posted by David Steiner on January 3, 2012 at 15:41

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Tebuho Dumisani Mulala is now a member of Hands Around The World

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Me and Estelle

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AGBEMAVI Komlan Dzifanu is now a member of Hands Around The World

Apr 18

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Welcome to the HATW Network!

This HANDS AROUND THE WORLD network website is a place open to everybody interested in our projects helping children. You are invited to get involved - thank you for your support!

A good way to start is to find some groups to join. If you have some photos or videos from your trip, please add them below:

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Rosie Casburn says - Here is a really easy fundraising idea for you all to try!

Earlier this year, my husband and I spent an enjoyable time helping the Events Team of HATW to raise funds at Treowen country manor. It was a great day, but took a lot of effort to organise – just ask Joanna! We helped on a couple of stalls and…Continue

Started by David Steiner in Help HATW Nov 30, 2011.

Dogba Benin Update

I revisited Dogba after an absence of 2.5 years. Flood water was about 75cm deep throughout the village and the crossing from Affame was about a mile long. The newer 3 classrooms built by HATW certainly are working well and were piled high with all…Continue

Started by David Steiner in Help HATW Nov 29, 2011.

Returning To Muko School in Rwanda 1 Reply

We are off to Muko school again tomorrow 19th October to continue the work/relations we made there last year..only four of us this year..three of the original team Myself, Izzy as a maitenance team and Fran and a our new member Kelly are going to…Continue

Started by Dennis Spencer in Interested in volunteering with HATW. Last reply by David Steiner Oct 18, 2011.

Helping Nelly get a much needed operation in Kenya 1 Reply

Nelly is a 9 year old girl who lives near Maua in the highlands of Kenya.She has a long-term gynaecological fistula problem which needs complex surgery, but the family has only recently sought help. As the leak also affects her bowel, I am sure you…Continue

Started by David Steiner in Help HATW. Last reply by David Steiner Sep 6, 2011.

Rwanda Visit 1 Reply

Having been on the project to Rwanda/Bugarama in Oct/Nov 2010 With Mike, Cameron, Sonia, Izzy, and Fran, for a month.. I would just like to say what an eye opening but thoroughly enjoyable experience it was.. It seems that we did so little in a…Continue

Started by Dennis Spencer in Interested in volunteering with HATW. Last reply by David Steiner Dec 21, 2010.

Does it have to be like this?

Some years ago I was shocked by a surgeon in Uganda telling me that she had to perform an emergency caesarean section without surgical gloves, at night in a power cut with the Land Rover parked outside shining its lights onto the operating table…Continue

Started by David Steiner in Interested in volunteering with HATW Nov 23, 2010.

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