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Sunday, May 16, 2010

The Schedule!!

I leave on Monday for this epic Adventure!  Keep tuned in here for at least once a month updates!

Here is the schedule as it currently stands:


7:30 May 17th fly to Amsterdam, then onto Nairobi

May 18th Arrive 7:30 pm in Nairobi

May 19th:  Fly to boarder at 9 am!
Get into Land Rovers
 Loki - Narus

20 May
Thu  Narus
Orientation & Preparation

21-23 May  Fri-Sun
Narus: Bread of Life Youth Retreat

24 May Mon
Narus - Hiyala
Travel

25-26 May  Tue-Wed
Hiyala
Parish mission

27 May  Thu
Hiyala - Isohe
Travel

28-30 May  Fri-Sun
Isohe: Breadof Life Youth Retreat

31 May  Mon
Isohe – Torit - Lowoi
Travel

1-2 Jun  Tue-Wed
Lowoi  Parish Mission

3 Jun  Thu
Lowoi – Torit
Travel

4-6 Jun  Fri-Sun
Torit: Retreat

7 Jun Mon
Torit: Wrap-up

8 Jun Tue
Torit

9 Jun Wed
Noelle depart for Entebbe, Uganda from Juba


Uganda!  Arrive June 9th

I am exploring in Uganda.  I am interested in seeing what work in being done throughout the country.  This country was ravaged for over 25 years by a terrible civil war.  But things are looking up for Uganda.  I hope to get to see the different levels of development, how it is taking place, and help and serve wherever I can!


Kampala
                June 9th- 14th   Visiting with Susanna and Peter:  A time of rest!      I will be staying with a close friend and her family to see what normal life is like in Kampala (Uganda’s capital).  Also, it will be a bit of a break after the craziness of Sudan!

                June 14th-16th  Cornerstone Development, Kampala:    I will visiting/shadowing at the head quarters for Cornerstone Development.  This will be a great chance to get a feeling for the work being done by this organization and how their offices function on the group.  I will be staying in their basic guest house.  (And self catering!  This will be fun!!)

Luwero/ Surrounding Area
                June 16th- 19th (or 20th depending on transportation)  Cornerstone Ranch, Luwero area:  I will stay at Cornerstone’s girls ranch for 3-4 days, visiting with the girls and helping however there is need.

                June 19th (or 20th)- July 5th   Emmaus Center, Luwero:    Working at Emmaus… serving the center and the community however there is need.  I will probably do some work at their school as well.  There is a chance of volunteering at a local hospital, depending on where there is need.

Mbarara
                July 5th- Travel day to Mbarara… in the West of Uganda (5 hours on a good day!)
                July 5th- July 24th   Yesu Ahiire Community, Mbarara:  Working with the Yesu Ahiire Community will include working in their orphanage and volunteering my time to whatever other needs I can assist with!

Masaka
                July 24th- August 4th  Masaka Catholic Diocease, Masaka:   I will be working with a development organization and at an orphanage while visiting Christ the King Catholic Churches’ sister parish!  It is the cathedral of the Masaka diocese.  They have their own development organization across from the guest house!

August 4th Fly to Nairobi from Entebbe

I am going to do my very best to serve the poor well in Kenya.

Nairobi
                August 4th – August??  The Slum of Kibera:  I will be working with a Human Rights Organization and a school.  Half day with each, Monday through Friday.  I will do this for at least 2 weeks, if not longer.  On one of the weekends I will work with a group called Carolina for Kibera from a Friday afternoon to a Monday morning.  This will give me experience with another organization in the same area.  I also am still working on connecting with the Missionaries of Charity who serve the poorest of the poor.  I hope that the last 2 weeks in Kenya can be spent with them.  I also will be taking a 4 day visit with my friend Bahati in the West of Kenya over a weekend in the middle of August. 

September 2nd:  Depart Nairobi
September 3rd:  Arrive in Detroit 

See you on the other side!
... with photos, and stories!!  

Thank you all for your support!  

I hope you all have a fantastic summer. 

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