Animals for Uganda Sunday Retreat.......... with lunch by Chit Chaat Chai

Sunday, June 24. 2012  12 noon-4:30pm

Animals for Africa Headquarters

1119 East 15th Street, Oakland CA 94606

FULL DONATION REQUESTED $35

Join us for a lovely lunch and a leisurely day of crafting and connecting as we make Animals for Africa for the KAYDA orphanage in Uganda and raise funds to support art programs for their youth through In Movement- Art for Social Change!

No crafting or art experience necessary!   Unleash your creativity to show a child in need you care.  Space is limited to 20 crafty crafters. Your $35 donation (or more) will cover a delicious lunch and support our arts-education/service learning projects with In-Movement in Uganda this September.

12-1:00 pm  lunch by Chit Chaat Chai ($10 donation)

a delicious vegetarian, vegan & gluten-free lunch 
inspired by the Kathiawaar/Gujarat region of India 

1-4:30pm crafting & connecting! ($25 donation)

Please RSVP!  robbyn@animalsforafrica.org 

(You can choose to attend both lunch and crafting, or either only) 

BUY YOUR TICKET ONLINE HERE:

Give at the door, or, send a check to:

Animals for Africa

1119 East 15th Street 

Oakland, CA  94606

In Movement: Art for Social Change is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO), founded in 2006, that implements arts education programs with orphans and other disadvantaged youth in Uganda. The goal of In Movement, as established in our 2003 pilot project, is to promote creativity through the arts. They believe that the arts offer a very powerful tool for youth empowerment, unlocking a vast potential for personal growth and transformation, while promoting happier, healthier, and more satisfying lives.

KAYDA (Katwe Youth Development Association) has developed several initiatives to support homeless, abandoned and orphaned youth/children that spend most of their time on the streets. The organization has established a Drop in Centre, which comprises of five rooms, a carpentry workshop and other two projects for poultry, and Barbershop. The centre has 35 children who regularly drop in and are undergoing behavior change. They get all the basic requirements from the centre. Only girls are fostered with KAYDA Members and if possible reunited back with their families. Since its initiation in 1995, the organization has re integrated more than 120 children back to their families and others live independently.