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There are 3 things we miss participating and organising in TLF. They are -
1. Online Puzzles to make people more sensible


2. On ground Excursions to expose children to places to make them more sensitive


3. Our Centre activities which give us regular opportunities to show love to participants


Why are these things on hold and what can be the solutions?

1. We need to encourage people to read more and be more critical thinkers. People should not only read for exams or interviews. Also people should not only engage in puzzles when they fear dementia or they are idle. But engage in puzzles to know more and be deep thinkers.

2. We need our own mobility in the form of a bus, van, stationwagon or money to transport children to the places we have designated every month to visit. We also need money to access places where payments are needed before entry.

3. We need volunteers to help teach on the 5 days our Centre is open whuch include: arts and crafts instructors, music teachers, counsellors, sports enthusiasts and tech people for our seminers and filmshows. We also need money to provide stipends and transportation for these volunteers. We also need money to provide light refreshments for participants. We also need money to buy materials, instruments and equipments needed to teach and instruct. We need money for electricity, internet and running costs for the Centre.

You can help in several ways. Please reach us. Also donate in cash and tell others too to donate. We also want donations in kind. thank you.

Tina Love Foundation
Guaranty Trust Bank
0033315918 

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