The project continues from strength to strength.
To celebrate the loading of the 19th container, the Ethiopian ambassador was present at DIK for the occasion.
A video of the occasion can be viewed here .Please ignore the advertisement in the YouTube link!
This link accesses the latest report from Jama Farah, Project Coordinator.

The purpose of the meeting on May 15th was to hear about the work of Mambourin and make awards to their staff.
Danielle Carey-Munro, Chief Executive Officer, gave a presentation on the provision of services for those with disabilities. There are three areas of focus: skills development, helping create opportunities of employment and providing care to those seeking independence and work. Currently the organisation has 473 participants, with an average age of 36 and the primary disability being intellectual.

PE Elizabeth and David Dippy from the Rotary Club of East Keilor, wearing Rotary branded shirts, recently participated in a Tree Planting session organised by Maribyrnong Council and Friends of Maribyrnong Valley/River.  Such events provide a great opportunity to promote Rotary and our other environmental activities. 
Over 30 volunteers attended planting 300 trees and shrubs. 
There are several other sessions planned in the future and everyone is welcome to attend. 
Moonee Valley Council will also be having a tree planting later in the year.

The club is very appreciative of the support from our sponsors at the successful Annual Golf Day.