Small Change:
Small Change is the main donor of Ungweru. It is a charitable
organisation based in Cork and run by the Fitzpatrick Family.
Patrick and Johanna, Mark, Ciaran, Aine and Maeve Fitzpatrick
spent time in Mzuzu in 2005. They lectured at Mzuzu University,
visited HIV/AIDS groups, Home Based Care Groups, Child Day
Care Centres, taught English and Drama, played with children,
interacted with youth, entered the lives of many in different ways
and when they were leaving promised not to forget the people
they shared so much with. Small Change grew out of this
promise and is the efforts of the Fitzpatricks to remain in contact
with Mzuzu.
Like Ungweru, Small Change has grown enormously over the
past couple of year. It now consists of a large network of various
friends and acquaintances of the Fitzpatricks both within Ireland
and beyond. A website for Small Change is being prepared by
Jack McCarthy and we look forward to seeing it soon.
Small Change is the main donor of Ungweru. It is a charitable
organisation based in Cork and run by the Fitzpatrick Family.
Patrick and Johanna, Mark, Ciaran, Aine and Maeve Fitzpatrick
spent time in Mzuzu in 2005. They lectured at Mzuzu University,
visited HIV/AIDS groups, Home Based Care Groups, Child Day
Care Centres, taught English and Drama, played with children,
interacted with youth, entered the lives of many in different ways
and when they were leaving promised not to forget the people
they shared so much with. Small Change grew out of this
promise and is the efforts of the Fitzpatricks to remain in contact
with Mzuzu.
Like Ungweru, Small Change has grown enormously over the
past couple of year. It now consists of a large network of various
friends and acquaintances of the Fitzpatricks both within Ireland
and beyond. A website for Small Change is being prepared by
Jack McCarthy and we look forward to seeing it soon.
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| This website describes Ungweru from August 2008 to the present day. For Ungweru from 2006 to 2008 see First Ungweru Website |
