The peaceful Sudan: The arabic Red Crescent and Red Cross song

Friday 5 June 2009

The arabic Red Crescent and Red Cross song

This song was sung to us on our third farewell party. It is a beautiful song about the movement, its work and principals. For those of you who does not understand arabic the song is still cool to listen to...

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: Så fint det var! Gleder meg masse til å høre om livet i Sudan. Ses på sentral ungdomskonferanse

Susanne; 10 June 2009 at 03:05
Thomas said...: :) takker for kommentar. Vi sees snart ja. Gleder meg til å se alle igjen samt stå foran hele gjengen til valg.

Thomas; 11 June 2009 at 06:59
Trondheim Røde Kors Ungdom said...: Hei Thomas!

Du skriver så flott og reflektert, veldig interessant lesning:)
Lykke til videre!

Charlott; 6 July 2009 at 06:06
Thomas said...: Hei, alle sammen i Trondheim Røde Kors og Charlott :)

Takker for god tilbakemelding. Det betyr mye å høre.
Det har vært stille på bloggen min en stund nå. Kanskje det er på tide med nytt innlegg igjen.

Lykke til med dere i Trondheim
Hilsen meg; 9 July 2009 at 04:57

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I am Thomas and I am 28 years. I work as a youth delegate for the Norwegian Red Cross in Sudanese Red Crescent. The assignment is 12 months where 9 months are in the field in The Sudan. I live by the Red Sea in a harbor city called Port Sudan.

This page on our national webpages describes well what we, youth delegates, do in general and how to become one. I am sorry, but these pages are only in Norwegian.

In more detail, here in Sudan, we do:

- Teach sexual health to battle Sexual Transmitted Infections (STI`s)

- Teach and spread the Red Cross and Red Crescent movement values & mandate; International Humanitarian Law (IHL)

- Hopefully refunding and reopening of a Street Children Centre in Port Sudan city. This would benefit approx 700 street children. Mothers of some the children, also living on the street, is also within the centers target group.

- Create volunteer activity groups in all the above mentioned work. So that they take all the work with them when we, the two youth delegates, leave for home.

- Building knowlegde on english and computer skills aimed at the young volunteer. The purpose is to make them more able to read, edit and write reports, applications as well as write their own CV. A spescial thanks to Guillaime and Celine for their efforts on teaching.

This blog is for all interested people. It covers the perspectives I gain while working here in the field in Red Sea State, Sudan. I hope you find it interesting.

All the best

Thomas

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Friday 5 June 2009

The arabic Red Crescent and Red Cross song

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