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Getting started: Here comes the 3 day and 3 night fest of Nature | Camp | Sport | Art | Music | Spirituality | Laughs.
The family gets bigger as we party and work together to build a great environment for all ages to enjoy and express themselves. This year we have got a new site that offers 4 square miles of fun and surprises. It’s in Bury St edmunds and is a national trust treasure.
You all remember the last one so I won’t go and if you didn’t come then have a look at the website for more info.
Camp Rainbow is your oyster, so come and enjoy!
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Please Please Please: If you could be so kind as to fill in this 2 minute survey which would give us some feedback from 2011. This would be a great help and a great resource to the future planning of Camp Rainbow. If you got 2 minutes then please contribute. x
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Book in & share your seats in the car
CampRainbow is £45 for all ages over 18, £25 for those 6-17′s and under 5′s are free. This ticket price includes all meals, activities and your pitch. It’s a cheap ticket for all that’s included in the price but for some it can still be hard to find. If you can afford to, offer to buy someone else’s for them or make a donation – thanks. Either way it would be great to see you there. To pay please follow the simple instructions on our website’s eventbrite link. Also if you have a spare seat, you need a seat in a car, or you just wanna save the planet (cash) then try the car share site using event code 955 at www.eventcarshare.com
10th March @ PASSING CLOUDS, 1 RICHMOND ROAD, E8 4AA
JUMBLE VINTAGE SALE
Clothes | Jumble Battle | Music | Bar | Family | Live Performances | Catwalk
Take a dive in the ring and as our bodies move to the beats, we take a look into Urban Chic!
A day of jumbling and bimbling, DJs, loadsa musicians and tons of family sudo fashionable fun!
Rumble in the Jumble is a bi-monthly ethical event, recycling clothes whilst raising money through PCC Charity. If you love fashion, vintage or recycling clothes, then rumble the jumble.
Quite interesting report on unaccompanied children arriving in Dover.
Landing in Dover
Jaffna Internally Displaced People Camp Report from Paalam Project
At the end of June we received funding from many donors to assist the Paalam Project with aid into the Welfare Camps in the Jaffna District. Our aim was to assist the Kopay Camp in particular as the Paalam Project and New Living Flame Church has its main base in Kopay. In the Kopay camp we have been assisting the 200 families consisting of 483 individuals on a weekly basis.
Thanks to the funding from many donors we were able to provide bed sheets and towels to every person in the Kopay camp. We were also able to purchase clothing for each of the babies in the camp and clothes for the children and teenagers.
We are also working into the Kodikamam Camp where there are 389 families and 1,176 individuals whom we have provided sheets and towels to, along with clothing for the babies in the camp.
On our initial visits to the camps it had been very difficult to get permission to take teams into the camps. We had to write letters to the Government Agent (GA) at the main City Council office (Katcheri) in Jaffna and once we received their approval then take this to the Ministry of Defence for a clearance signature from the Brigadier. This was very time consuming and difficult with our requests often being turned down.
After we received the funding from our donors we went to the Kopay camp with all our permission letters and still we were told we could not distribute the goods needed in the camp. So we asked to speak to the person in charge of the camp. At first they were not willing but after much persuasion the officers put us through and our senior Pastor Jenny Sinnadurai spoke to the Colonel in charge of the camp, explaining that his staffs were not permitting us to enter the camp despite having received permission letters. The Colonel arranged with us to come back to the camp in two days time. That Tuesday we returned to the Camp where we were met by the Colonel who escorted our vehicle and team into the camp. The goods were checked by the army and then we were able to prepare to distribute them.
We had with us a team of 13 people consisting of two youths from our church in Switzerland, two youths from our church in Colombo, myself from New Zealand and others from our church in Kopay.
Our teams are visiting the camps on a weekly basis providing goods requested by the Ministry of Defence. We have been able to distribute these goods directly to those in need at the camps.
04 December · 16:00 - 19:00 @ the fox pub function hall, 413 green lanes, london n13 4jd
Fashion & Music for Cause. A late afternoon of family fashionable fun where you can enjoy the tunes, get some bargain clothes & enjoy a couple of shows.
Take a dive into the ring and as our bodies move to the music, we take a look into Urban Chic!
Catwalk | Jumble Battle | Music | Bar | Family | Raffles | Live Performances
All proceeds towards education in Sri Lanka | Kenya | UK
PCC was introduced to Sammy and Millie Nawali, a couple working together to help orphans in Nakuru, Kenya. We have visited their project a number of times over the past ten years and taken teams of people there from the UK and overseas.
Our desire is to educate people from Western countries to understand the needs of this community. In Nakuru town there are street kids addicted to glue sniffing, prostitution and homelessness. We also want people to be aware of the social needs of the very poor and starving. Sammy and Millie have embraced these needs through social action.
In the years we have been visiting them we have seen a self sustaining co-operative develop. They have provided shelter, care, education, water, transportation, employment and crops to children, young people and adults, to a section of the Kenya population that others would prefer to ignore.
They are witnessing people’s lives completely turnaround. Where there was despair there is now hope. People are being cared for, given back their self worth, sense of purpose, turning their back on their addictions and now giving back into their community.
There is room for growth and sponsorship. People arrive daily looking for help.
You can get involved by joining one of our visiting teams and working in the project as a volunteer, or by giving financially. We would like your money because money can bring change but what we really want is your heart.
