Welcome
Hope One World (HOW) provides educational workshops, training and support for communities around the world. We believe we are unique in the way we use human resources from higher education and schools in the UK to aid the development of our partners overseas.
Children at the Tibetan Homes Foundation School in Mussoorie, India.
HOW operates as an independent charity from its base in Liverpool UK and is sustained through its own fundraising activities, donations made through the Charities Trust, and payroll-giving schemes which enable tax-free donations to be made.
For two decades now, teams of university tutors and students have travelled to settlements in a growing list of countries. When they get there the tutors work with teachers in the schools and the students teach the children either in their schools or in their villages. No other UK higher education group in the country approaches help for communities elsewhere in the world in this way. HOW is already looking beyond this for other ways to support long term teaching and learning experiences.
Children at Ndeaboh, Nigeria.
HOW projects are located right across India, in both Indian and Tibetan communities, as well as in Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Malawi, South Africa and Brazil. Most of these are linked to our association with SOS Children's Villages, the inspirational UK arm of SOS Kinderdorf International, probably the world's largest charity caring for orphaned and dispossessed children. HOW is proud of its partnership with SOS Children's Villages which has done so much to help us turn our hopes and dreams into reality.
Why not jon us? Your enthusiasm, your vitality, and your skills can ensure that together we can make a difference!
Book Published
In Safe Hands: Facilitating Service Learning in Schools in the Developing World.Hope One World is proud is announce the publication of "In Safe Hands: Facilitating Service Learning in Schools in the Developing World" which has just been published in conjunction with Trentham Books Ltd. The book describes the evolution of voluntary service learning for teachers in the developing world and has been written by both staff and students.
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Meetings
Dates and times of meetings are circulated to members and supporters. Contact us for details
Liverpool Venue
The Hughes Meeting room or Fisher More Hall
Bishop Eton Church
Woolton Rd
L16 8NQ
Manchester Venue
Simon Building
Manchester Metropolitan University
Didsbury Campus
Wilmslow Rd
M20 2RR
Committee 2008 - 2009
| Co-Chair | Sharon Bassett |
| Co-Chair | Liz MacGarvey |
| Co-Chair | Mary Stevenson |
| Secretary | Barry Grantham |
| Treasurer | Lois Kelly |
| Babs Anderson | |
| Yvonne Barnes | |
| Audrey Beaumont | |
| Caroline Bennett | |
| Pat Cameron | |
| Carol Goldie | |
| Ann Marie Lloyd-Jones | |
| Dominic Williams |
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