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25.01.2022 Thanks those of you who are inboxing names of the unfortunate families that i need to visit and donate clothes.

25.01.2022 Clothes donation still continuing in parts of Siwai. These are some unfortunate families been visited by our team on the weekend.

25.01.2022 More shots from Buin. Another village

24.01.2022 A big donation from Donz Harris thank you so much Donz

21.01.2022 Tahetahe Primary School Grade 5 Students received books, pencils, pens and writing pads. Thank you Andy Somes and those who had donated these school books.

20.01.2022 Tracy and her son Dan dropping off 4 big bags for bougainville. Thanks so much you guys rock !!

20.01.2022 Our donations continue in southern Bougainville , many poor families are benefiting from our distribution

16.01.2022 Some books will be given to Disable school headed by Callan services

15.01.2022 These two guys heading out to a remote village with the much needed clothing ,, thanks fellas

15.01.2022 Next load End of February any obsolete clothing is desperately needed I will collect south side Brisbane PM me

15.01.2022 This poor family. In much need of our donated clothing. Both parents no income kids have nothing

15.01.2022 Some latest pics from bougainville this family says a big thanks to our aussie brothers and sisters

09.01.2022 A big stack from Johanna Clark Thanks a million Jo !!!

08.01.2022 And it starts from here ! Billie working hard to prepare container in Brisbane ... Next load in September people please keep donations flowing

05.01.2022 Clothes distribution in parts of Pariro Buin District.

04.01.2022 3x villages in Buin received much needed donated clothes from Aussie. Big thanks to Andy Somes n team. Not forgetting those who had donated the clothings. More shots from other locations are expected in two weeks time.

04.01.2022 Today our container arrived in bougainville. The volunteer crew busy sorting all the clothing on different piles for different sizes and village needs