For the non Scots speaking readers, roughly translated this is.“Another fundraising event in aid of the 1000 Cows Project”Please come along and bring your family and friends to what promises to be a fun filled afternoon.  If you're coming along or want more info then please contact Morag (07875 652 029, fyshes2008@btinternet.com) or Susan (07800 776 270, susan.gillies@live.co.uk).For

Final amount for BigGive was £6200 raised in the four days we were able to access.Well done everybody!

The matched funding for the Biggive is now finished for today (11.30 am). After doubling our total now stands at £4486. Well done and thank-you. We have two more days to go. To reach our target we need further on-line giving of £2,757. If you are unable to access the biggive at these times in the morning (10 - 11/12 ish) let us know and we will work something out with you. Do let your friends

Dear supporters of Comfort RwandaWe would like to apologise for the difficulties you have experienced in trying to give online to Comfort Rwanda's BigGive Christmas Challenge (http://new.thebiggive.org.uk/projects/view/11576). Comfort Rwanda has been one of the charities whose site has not been accessible all morning and as such we have been placed, along with some other charities, at quite a disadvantage

5th-9th December 10.00am onwards all donations are automatically doubled.Help finish the Ihumure Vocational Training College to train ex-street kids with employable skillsDonate HEREAnd donate to Comfort Rwanda’s Christmas ChallengeMonday 5th December to Friday 9th December from 10.00 am onwards.There is only a certain amount of funding released on each of these days and so we would encourage

Rwanda – The road to reconciliation?In conjunction with The Rwandan Diaspora & The Rwanda Scotland Alliance.You are invited to an open talk and discussion with Pastor Paul Ndahhigwa, President of the Pilgrim Centre for Healing and Reconciliation who is visiting Scotland. The Healing and Reconciliation Centre has trained thousands of Rwandans in Healing and Reconciliation. How real is what

Singer/songwriter and Comfort Rwanda supporter Jo McAlpine has just completed a 2 1/2 year musical project "NEWNESS" which includes 12 original compositions, one of which (NAILED) was inspired by the people of Rwanda . All profits are being donated to Comfort Rwanda. Please have a listen and share with your friends. There is a link to give direct to the work of Comfort Rwanda from Jo's website.www.climatechangemusic.com

On Saturday 3rd September, ‘Team TPC’ kicked off the 1st stage of the eight day Goretex Transalpine Run 2011, leaving Obertsdorf in Germany, and heading to Kleinwalsertal, Austria. With a distance of over 27km, and 1800m of climb this was meant to be a gentle start for the team, but with the stage starting at 11am, in 80 degree temperatures with not a cloud in the sky, it proved a little

Some of the children from the Street Kids Rescue project have been learning traditional cultural Rwandan dancing and recently exhibited their skills at The Living Church, Gatenga where the project is based. Great to see their enthusiasm and joy!

For the third year running Team TPC is in training to take on the Trans Alpine Challenge to raise money for Comfort Rwanda. It’s a slightly different line-up this year, with new boy Matthew Sullivan joining old-hand Casey Morgan on the gruelling 262km challenge. The race begins on 3rd September 2011 in Obertsdorf, Germany, and will cover a total climb of 15,226m through Austria, arriving in Italy