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Dearly beloved, 

 In this month we would be God's grace - 
♡ Visit to a public hospital to make donations (minimum of N15,000), pray with the patients and the staff 
♡ Take the children at the Centre on our monthly Excursion (minimum of N8000) 
♡ Share our tracts, books, Bibles, CDs and other items on the streets 
♡ Send out Fund Raising Letters 
♡ Hold our first General Meeting (minimum of N5000) 
♡ Host Members of our community for a film show and TED talks viewing (minimum of N5000, diesel and others) 
♡ Create awareness of the on going Tetanus vaccination (minimum of N1000) 
♡ Encourage qualified people to donate blood at the NBTS (minimum of N5000, transport and food) 
♡ Share videos on some of the health issues raised, and share live testimonies from survivors of cancer, rabies, and others 
♡ We welcome short articles, videos, pictures, write ups and others on the health issues we have highlighted - 
1. Autism 
2. Down Syndrome 
3. Cancer 
4. Tuberculosis 
5. Malaria 
6. AIDS 
7. Rabies 
8. Mental health 
And other health issues such as- 
9. Having Toilets 
10. No to Tobacco 
11. Safety and health at Work 
12. Health Coverage 
13. Blood Donation  

 These seem so much but do you know if we all chip in in any way you can we can realise our aim, objectives in our theme. 
Thanks as we look forward to hearing from you! 

 TLF 💚

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