For an introduction to their challenge check out this blog post. The IBTS have not only smashed their initial targets, after an incredible week of hard work and thinking outside the box - they have (virtually!) landed in Luxor, Egypt on the continent of Africa. We are so happy to see the teamwork and perseverance of the groups and individuals working hard to get all the way down to us in Tanzania. This week, the D'Olier Street branch of the IBTSin Dublin had a staff member on an exercise bike at all times this week and cycled a very impressive 226km. Back row L-R: Ciara Kavanagh (TL), Sarah Monaghan (CNM1), Mabel Allen(DA), Orla Cagney (RGN). Middle Row L-R: Bonnie Chu (DA), Johanna Paligh
We are so incredibly excited that our first outreach training has taken place in the Lindi region of Tanzania, south of Dar es Salaam. Dr Salama Mahawi, Dr Chambega Chambega, Nurse Magreth Msafiri and our driver and programme assistant Reuben Kasiga hit the road on Sunday 4th of October in the Toyota Prado pictured which was so generously donated by our friends at ESBI. DFA’s Chloë Horne suggested TLM as a worthy charity when approached by our friends at ESBI and we could not be more grateful! Massive thank you to ESBI’s Francois Pienaar and Dave Shepherd for this invaluable asset that has already made a difference for children’s cancer care in Tanzania! The purpose of the training was: to e
The IBTS Trip to Tanzania for TLM challenges IBTS staff and supporters as individuals or teams to collectively run, walk, swim or cycle the
