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St Bride's Primary raises vital funds for SCIAF to help vulnerable people in Rwanda
dailyrecord.co.ukA Cambuslang Primary School has helped raise vital funds for vulnerable people in Rwanda.St Bride’s Primary School showed their support for the international aid charity SCIAF through their Wee Box, Big Change appeal - which raises vital funds for its life-changing work in Africa, Asia and Latin America and this year launches on St Valentine’s Day.This year the Wee Box appeal focusses on Rwanda, 30 years on from the genocide which claimed around one million lives.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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Their support for people living in poverty around the world is really overwhelming.“Our Lenten appeal this year is so important.
There are so many wars and tragic things happening all over our world, which we witness every day on our television screens.
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