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Trócaire Corporate Support
Women from the Nagore community
in northern Uganda where Trócaire's
local partner organisation provides
agricultural training projects.
Teresa Stevan, training
coordinator for Lulu Works, a
Trócaire funded project in
southern Sudan that uses
Shea nut to produce
cooking oil and soap. The
project helps local women
to earn an income and
support their families.
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A carpentry workshop in
the Karenni Camp on the
Thai-Burmese border.
Since 2002, Trócaire has
Burmese children outside their school
been working with local
on the Thai-Burmese border. Trócaire's
partner organisations in
Global Gift campaign has provided the
Burma to support
gift of a school lunch and a school
young people by
pack (including writing materials and
educating them about
books) helping to build a brighter
their rights and helping
future for children and their families.
them to develop skills
to earn an income.
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See how your business can play
its part in global development
We support communities all over the world, but we don't do the work ourselves.
Local people tell us what they need and we help them to make it a reality.
We listen, share ideas and come up with solutions together
- solutions that they themselves implement.
By partnering with us you can help to bring positive and lasting
change in some of the world's poorest places. To find out how, contact:
Gemma McCourt, Marketing Officer
Trócaire
50 King Street, Belfast, BT1 6AD
t:028 9080 8030
f:028 9080 8031
e:gmccourt@trocaire.ie
www.trocaire.org/corporatesupport
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