From humble beginnings in a corrugated iron shack to a thriving school of 320 students, Tender Foot Self Help School stands as a powerful testament to sustained Rotary partnerships transforming lives through education, dignity and opportunity.In 1996, Tender Foot Self Help School began with eight street children in a corrugated iron shack and one determined teacher, Esther Wamai, who refused to look away.




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Barry Oliver chaired today's club meeting at Cilantro where approximately 16 club members enjoyed a lovely breakfast. Guests included Raj Daniels and Gary Ramage. Tony Ryan and Charles Rener joined the meeting via Zoom.
About 17 members attended last Wednesday at either or both the Scout Heritage Centre and a dinner afterwards at the Bentleigh RSL
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