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- HARDA has just completed another successful year of the Swim, Survive and Socialize Program. This project has been going for the past 5 years and this year we had approximately 70 African-Australian children participate in the two week intensive swimming and safety program. HARDA would like to thank everyone who helped in teaching these children…
- Notice of the Annual General Meeting for the year 2016 Notice is given to the members of the Horn of Africa Relief and Development Agency that the Annual General Meeting will be held at the Edmund Rice Centre,15 Henley Rd, Homebush West on Saturday ,December 10, 2016 from 11am. By order of…
- HARDA has recently built a maternity clinic in North Eastern Kenya in partnership with the Waso Resource Development Agency (WARDA). The maternity clinic will enable mothers in the rural villages to have access to a maternity health service and it will also provide primary health care in the isolated regions of Kenya. It serves the population…
The Horn of Africa Relief and Development Agency (HARDA) has released an Education Resource to supplement its short 25-minute film, New Land, New Life. This documentary is a valuable resource for Australian students. It tells the inspiring stories of five refugees from the Horn of Africa, all who have undergone great hardship yet made successful new…
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Check out this cool video of our trampolining activity that we ran in conjunction with Kids Giving Back. As you can see, the kids had a lot of fun getting to know each other! Thanks to our fantastic volunteer Michael Power for the video.
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HARDA and Kids Giving Back have combined again to bring Sydney kids from different communities together to shake off that excess energy via some indoor socce...
HARDA- HORN OF AFRICA RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY shared The Sydney Morning Herald's post.
It's been described as the worst humanitarian disaster since World War II: up to 23 million people are at risk of starvation.
HARDA in partnership with Kids Giving Back recently held part two of our connecting communities program. This time it was held at skyzone, the day was full of new frienships, laughter and a lot of jumping! Also included with the photos is the video from our rock climbing day from the previous month. Thank you to all the volunteers who made the day a success! We are looking forward to the next outing! www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ejXpRcBI7I