Fairway Granshaw March 2009
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The document describes the partnership between Fairways Orphanage & Primary School in Uganda and Granshaw Church in Northern Ireland. It provides details about activities at Fairways such as 350 orphans living at the orphanage, 700 total students attending the school, constructing a new well and classrooms, and sponsoring children's education. Photos show children, classrooms, dormitories, and community members working together.
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- 4. 700 in Total Attend the School
- 5. Working with Solomon for a better future!
- 6. Praising God with Music
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