One of Levelland Noon Rotary members travels to South Africa to make a difference.

1. South Africa Teaching Quilting and Sewing to Zulu Woman May 2008 KwaZulu-Natal

2. Description: Help poor and unemployed community members in South Africa gain valuable training to generate income. Sewing skills are valuable because they can be used in the home and as a trade. Members of a local church teach sewing classes at the Centre of Concern. Recently, the class expanded from 12 to 35 students, and there are no longer enough machines to accommodate the growing class size. The Rotary Club of Hibiscus Coast wants to purchase an additional 12 machines to give to The Centre of Concern to expand their sewing class and help more community members in need of training. The club has already translated a sewing instruction manual into Zulu, the language of the community in need

29. Nyandezulu Sewing group

30. Marla saying goodbye to theSiyaphambili Women's Sewing Club

41. KwaZulu-Natal South Africa

43. Marla at the home of a family who live on the road to Inyandezulu Primary

45. hut etc in Nyandezulu