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The Seed - Basa 2018 update

The Seed - Basa 2018 update
future. Your 2018 sponsorship update from Basa Your support means so much for your … their friends and family in Basa. You’re transforming their daily lives and

The Seed - Basa 2017 update

The Seed - Basa 2017 update
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Basa community update photos 2016

birth safely at the health centre.   Basa community learn together about … new latrines have been built in Basa giving families

The seed - Basa 2016 update

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How Basa's babies are getting the best start in life

Thank you for giving Rokia and other mums in Basa the chance to have safer

“Can you visit in December and make me the happiest child”

Sue Tinney, a World Vision child sponsor and busy Ambassador, heads to Senegal to meet her sponsored child, Laurent, and his community. Read all about her experience here.

New community ambulance, market gardens and salt mines

Our World Vision Ambassadors round of their trip to Senegal with visits to just a few of the projects we've helped happen in the communities you sponsor.

A Longed-For Day to Remember

World Vision Ambassador Fiona Thompson tells us about meeting her sponsored child, Aloyse, on her trip to Senegal.

6 Ambassadors, 1 week in Senegal, a Lifetime of Memories

Six World Vision Ambassadors travelled to Senegal to see World Vision's work at first-hand and, for some of them, have the chance to meet their sponsored child.

Life on the border – one year on

Amanda Koech, a Communications Officer for World Vision Somalia, describes the scene at a border town in the south-west of the country – and asks how the situation has changed one year after a food crisis was declared in East Africa.
in Kabasa camp in the dusty border town of Dollow in … Afraid of the insecurity Back in the Kabasa camp

My 40th Birthday in Senegal

Today was my 40th birthday. I remember my Mum and Dad heading out to dinner to celebrate Mum’s 40th, when I was just 11. They seemed so old! I don’t feel old at all, and funnily enough, I no longer think they are either. Today I shared my birthday with an elderly Village Chief in a remote village in Senegal, a village that his father established in 1957. He reminisced with me about the good old days. And, I met some confident Senegalese children who had a different tale to tell! This is indeed a suitable 40th birthday story…