DECEMBER 2007:

The Gambia:

Qurban:
-RVTH: 4 sheep for Eid-ul-Adha
-Naqshbandi group: 4 sheep for Eid-ul-Adha

Timbuktu:

Qurban:
-Femmes Handicappees: 10 sheep for Eid-ul-Adha
-Traditional Healing Centre: 2 sheep for Eid-ul-Adha

Kenya:

Qurban:
-Water and Relief Foundation: 20 sheep for Eid-ul-Adha

NOVEMBER 2007:

The Gambia:

-Nema Nazir, Farato and Tanji schools: salaries for the next 6 months for the teachers and Tabaski money. Stationery, pens, books, chalk and paper materials for the whole year.

-Naqshbandi Bookshop: electricity installation and cassette and copying facilities.

-GPDSA: Tabaski/Eid money, salary for secretary, office running costs, scholarship/sponsorship for Ebrima Colley advanced business school.

-Naqshbandi group: 2 Qurban and housing support.

-Spalding Mosque: electric bill and outside painting

-Fruitsellers’ Association: seasonal blessing ceremony

-African goods bought for Glastonbury Charity Shop: myrrh, African hats, tawihs, necklaces, tesbihs and copper bracelets.

-RVTH: 20 stethoscopes, 10 glasses, 19 boxes of paracetamol, 1 mitrazepam, 17 tramadol hydrochloride, 2 diclofemac sodium and one ultrasound fracture healing system.

-Lamin Kotu school: completion of toilets, 40 benches and tables, English books and pump for the well.

OCTOBER 2007:

The Gambia:

Travelpack with medicines: Analgesics, Antibiotics, Antiemetics, Antihistamines, Antimalarials, Antiparasitics, Anti-ulcer medication, Eye/ear drops & ointments, Oral rehydration salts, Tropical creams and Vitamins, worth £3000, sent to the RVTH in co-operation with the IHPUK.

Qurban:
RVTH: 3 sheep
Naqshbandi group: 4 sheep

Timbuktu:

-completion of Traditional Health Centre

Qurban:
Health Centre: 3 sheep
Femmes Handicappees: 7 sheep

SEPTEMBER 2007:

The Gambia:
Sufi books are bought from Senegal for the Naqshbandi Bookshop

Glastonbury:
Launch of website

AUGUST 2007:

The Gambia:
Distribution of 300 mosquito-nets

Glastonbury:
Preparation of website

JUNE 2007:

Timbuktu:
We have just sent off money for the second phase of the building of the traditional healing centre in Timbuktu. It is important that the roof is ready before the rainy season begins, so that the mud bricks don’t dissolve.

The Gambia:
The container with mosquito nets is ready to be sent off, also in time for the rainy season.

The Kauthar Naqshbandi Bookshop in Serrekunda has been opened