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Here are some shots from our MAF team in Uganda, who delivered your Christmas messages to the International Midwives Assistance clinic in Soroti and ALARM in Pader

Thank you so much to all of our supporters who sent messages to Uganda for Christmas 2013.

Here are some shots from our MAF team in Uganda, who delivered your Christmas messages to the International Midwives Assistance clinic in Soroti and ALARM in Pader

They were gratefully received!

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