A visit in Haydom
During the easter holiday we visited Haydom CHRISC district, curious about what's going on there. We were warmly welcomed to football and volleyball training and other activities.
15.04.2012
Written by: Åsmund Oksavik Oltedal
Photos: Åsmund Oksavik Oltedal
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Football trainingAt a primary school there was football training for under 13 teams. Boys and girls were playing together when
Girls and boys are training together |
we arrived. They all said yes when we wanted to join the training. The teams are training for East Africa Cup in Moshi in june. Captain of CHRISC Haydom U 13 girls, Neema Gabriel is looking forward to the event.
"We are going there to win," she says. She likes to dance and play netball in addition to playing football, and tells that sports is the best thing about CHRISC. She has been CHRISC member for two years now. Captain of U 13 boys, Shineni Hassan, doesn't hesitate when we ask what is their goal for East Africa Cup: "We are going for winning" he says. Then he goes back to his team to continue the training.
Captains: Neema Gabriel and Shineni Hassan |
Culture
Dancing practice |
At the CHRISC office in Haydom there is a small dancing hall, where there is practice several times a week. When we come inside, we find the dancing group practicing again and again to make the steps right The week before we arrived, CHRISC and others invited the Haydom inhabitants for a show at Haydom Culture Centre scene.
Young district
District coordinator Jared Olembe tells us that CHRISC Haydom was started as a project in 2010. Since George Mwanga (left) and Joseph Nikodemus |
Volleyball training at Haydom Lutheran Hospital |
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