PS, I too recently decided to dedicate my time to the Night Schools project. If supported, many youth in informal settlements and rural towns may go back to schools and could get another chance to improve their chances of disrupting the cycle of poverty and illiteracy among their communities. Thanks for highlighting and even finding time to support the project. I missed the launch. I would have been with you there. Kipkemoi arap Kirui On 22 August 2011 14:59, Network of non- formal Educational institutions < nnfeischools@yahoo.com> wrote:
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