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‘It would not have been possible to get the container together without the generosity of local people and businesses who have given their time, energy and support. We are particularly grateful to Bob Green for servicing sewing machines, now totalling 115 in all, and to Goodmans Solicitors, St. John’s Road, for valuable storage space.’
Dr. Fred Nye, Waterloo Partnership Vice Chair

Twelve local schools have between them given 130 crates of educational resources, enough for every classroom in the ‘other’ Waterloo.
Scouts and Crosby Stuart Junior Football Club have sent equipment to their fellow enthusiasts.
The Rotary Club has donated First Aid kits for schools.
Lots of clothes and shoes are on their way for destitute and needy children.
A quarter of all pupils will now have been supplied with school chairs.
The load also includes chairs suitable for people with disabilities, digging forks for women subsistence farmers, and sturdy bicycles for HIV workers to reach outlying areas.
The charity has for the first time bought medical supplies for the local health centre, which will also benefit from surgical instruments donated by local GPs, and from the generous gift of six new beds.

Students fron Sacred Heart Catholic College, Crosby with donated educational resources

Not just a Christmas present!

The fifth container to sent by the Waterloo Partnership to Waterloo, Sierra leone was crammed with a varied ten tonnes of donated and purchased goods targeted to support Waterloo Partnership projects.

All these projects aim to bring a lasting improvement in quality of life to our neighbours in Sierra Leone, which remains one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world.