Togomonde 110 Fev 2017

110 TOGOMONDE 2017
Issue No. 110

February 2017
News from the PDH Social Centre Promotion et Dveloppement Humain
Canadian Dollars: https://www.gofundme.com/build-a-classroom-

educate-kids
Euros: https://www.gofundme.com/classrooms-for-togolese-kids
We are very close to reaching our fundraising goals; we would greatly
appreciate it if you could help us finish constructing our three
classrooms. See section 2 for more information.
PDH is looking for previous volunteers to leave reviews on a few

websites. Please see Section 10 for more details!
Please scroll down to read the recent news from Togo and the work done by PDH.
1. Our Objectives at PDH

2. Business as Usual
3. Good News
4. Sad News
5. Whats New in Togo?
6. Volunteer News: Join Us!
7. Reflections on Donations
8. How to Donate
9. Sponsorship: Distance Adoption
10. Help With Empty Pockets
11. A Great Big THANK YOU!
Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 1

02 B.P. 20832 Lom, Togo, West Africa Tel: 00228 22 51 77 52 / 90 10 46 34
E-Mail: centre_social@yahoo.fr Website: www.pdh-togo.org / www.pdh-info.tg
Facebook: www.facebook.com/PDHTogo Twitter: www.twitter.com/PDHTogo
TOGO MONDE No. 110, February 2017
This issue of TOGOMONDE was written by:
Suzuka Satoh, Japanese; 168th volunteers at PDH Lom, Togo, West Africa
Natascha Sekerinski, Canadian; 169th volunteers at PDH Lom, Togo, West Africa
1 Our Objectives at PDH
:: To conduct life education that seeks to change behaviour.
:: To assist with schooling, literacy, learning and professional

training.
:: To listen to, inform and educate the disadvantaged and poverty-

stricken.
:: To provide assistance and means of gaining independence to

those already possessing professional skills.
:: To assist the disadvantaged and poverty-stricken in regards to

nutrition, psychological, sanitation, medication, material needs
and finances.
:: To provide financial assistance and support for those seeking to

establish a small business.
:: To assist the handicapped, refugees and prostitutes to re-establish

themselves both professionally and financially.
:: To assist the elderly and encourage sentiments of self-worth.
:: To promote family planning, family health and AIDS prevention.
:: To fight against AIDS and HIV.
:: To cater for the psychological, health, medical and nutritional

needs of those living with AIDS or HIV.
:: To care for children orphaned due to AIDS.

2 Business as Usual
The roof is now complete and final construction has begun!
Canadian Dollars: https://www.gofundme.com/build-a-classroom-educate-kids
Euros : https://www.gofundme.com/classrooms-for-togolese-kids
We are so grateful for everyone that has donated, shared, and helped spread the word.
Because of you we have been able to finish building the roof for all three classrooms on
the second floor! Your generosity is much appreciated. All that remains now is to make
each classroom a safe and educational environment for the children. This includes
cementing the floors and walls, putting in windows and lights, and installing the bathrooms.
To accomplish this, we would like to ask our supporters once more to continue spreading
our campaign so that more people can be given the opportunity to contribute and make a
difference. Every little bit helps, and we are optimistic that together this project can
become a great success. A HUGE thanks to everyone for your continuous support and for
believing in the organization and our work!
Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is

success
- Henry Ford

3 Good News
Blandine has recovered from Tuberculosis!
Blandine is a 12-year-old girl who has suffered

from tuberculosis for almost an entire year.
Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that affects
the lungs, bones, liver, kidneys and the heart.
Blandine was infected with active tuberculosis
specifically affecting her lungs and bones,
meaning that she displayed symptoms such as
loss of weight, loss of appetite, spinal pain and
joint destruction. She also presented the risk of
transmitting the disease to others.
Her mother could not afford the medical treatment

fee, so she sought out the help of a noviciate. She
was then able take Blandine to the hospital so that
she could receive the necessary antibiotic
treatments. PDH has assisted with these visits to
offer support. On Monday February 27th Blandine
returned to the hospital one last time to receive the
results of her scans confirming her recovery.
Blandine was unable to go to school for two months because of her battle with
tuberculosis. The weight loss and loss of appetite made her extremely weak and the spinal
pain and joint destruction made walking a difficult task. She is now well enough to return to
school and continue her studies. Blandine is currently in her 3rd year of elementary school
and is very excited to go back!
Everyone at PDH is very thankful for her recovery and whishes Blandine all the best in
continuing her education and everything else she may pursue!

4 Sad News
Struggling Single Mom Fights to Provide for Her Family
Abla Sossou is the mother of 8-
year-old Amouzou Kokou and 10-
year-old Amouzou Yayra. She
relies on a small food stand as her
primary source of income. However
selling banana plantain, peanuts
and a variety of vegetables makes
paying the rent very difficult.
Currently she lives in a small 3m x
3m room together with her kids and
her mother.
Ablas annual rent is 84000F CFA,

a sum that is difficult to pay in one
instalment. This is why she would like to move into the room next door because there she
has the option of paying monthly rent instead of annually. Abla has asked PDH to pay the
initial guarantee fee which covers the first six months of her rent; this buys her enough
time to save up to continue paying the monthly rent once the six months are over as well
as having a roof over her and her familys head.
Abla has managed to continue paying her childrens school fees even after her husband
left eight years ago, and her children love going to school every day! If you or someone
you know is interested in sponsoring this family, please see section 9. Abla and PDH
would greatly appreciate any support that can be given to ensure that this family can
continue sending Amouzou Yayra and Amouzou Kokou to school as well as having a safe
place to live. Thank you!
Girl with Mental Illness Spends Days Chained to Bench at Local Church
In Togo, it is a common practice to take those with mental illnesses to a church where they
are often kept for multiple days. The logic behind this is that they are less of a danger to
themselves and others when they become agitated and violent and that by being in a
church together with prayer they will be healed.
On Monday February 27th a women came to PDH asking for help in getting her younger
sister from the church and to a hospital where she can get the proper care that she needs.
PDH is looking to work together with the church to get this woman to a hospital where she
can be treated by a professional as well as through prayer.

5 Whats New in Togo?
Graffiti artists at the French Institute!
On Feburary 11th Togolese street artists Sitou (SMI), Patriot and Trez set up an art
exhibition at the French Institute located in downtown Lom to display their work. Not only
were they present opening day to create most of the pieces displayed, the three artists
also did a live demonstration on one of the Institutes blank walls. The Institute will host
this exhibition for approximately a month.
Since opening day these three artists have painted over their live demonstration work and
collaborated together to create a pre-planned piece. The wall is now covered with 3D
graffiti lettering, a portrait of NBA player James Harden (though most people think it is a
portrait of Sitou himself), a colourful chameleon and more!
On February 25th the artists began their first childrens workshop on graffiti art, and over
twenty Togolese children attended. The second workshop will be held on March 1 st, where
the children will be given the opportunity to work together to create their own graffiti art on
one of the Institutes walls. The following week a film on the history of graffiti art will be
shown.
If you would like to check out more of their work, all three
of them can be found on Instagram!
Sitou: @sitoumatt
Patriot: @amededji
Trez: @trezfolly

6 Volunteer News: Join Us!
PDH warmly welcomes international interest in our volunteer program. We have hosted a
diverse crowd in Lom over the last decade from solo travelers, to groups of friends, to
one mother-daughter pairing all of whom fit into the organization equally well.
Regardless of your age (we have seen 18 through to 67) or your profession, volunteer
work in Togo can be a profound, rewarding and enjoyable experience.
Volunteer News:
We are excited to announce that two of our current volunteers, Kristiana Dhillon and
Benjamin Francis Lew, have decided to start their own projects to aid PDH and the
local community!
As with any small organization, PDH heavily relies on volunteer donations, a funding
source that is not always very reliable. A method that PDH can use to secure more
funding is by applying for grants and requests for proposals. However in order to do
so any proposal designed by PDH must meet certain standards in order for their
requests to be considered. Kristiana is in the process of planning a weeklong
workshop on creating grant proposals for the interns of PDH. The workshop will
cover topics such as project design, searching for funding opportunities, and
monitoring and evaluation. The goal of this workshop is to strengthen PDHs capacity
to seek out and secure funding for their various projects. The workshop will introduce
the interns to the grant writing process, instruct them on the basics of projects
design, and emphasize the importance of M&E and designing sustainable projects. It
will be comprised of a mix of lectures and presentations, group activities,
brainstorming sessions, and a final evaluation to assess the interns comprehension
and give them the opportunity to provide feedback. Instruction will take place during

one-hour learning modules, followed by an hour-long group activity. PDH is very
excited to learn from Kristiana and utilize the skills she will be teaching in the future!
Here in Togo where the rate of HIV infection is 2.5% in the general population, there
are certain key populations that suffer disproportionately from the virus such as sex
workers (11.7%) and men engaging in sexual relations with other men (MSM;
13.1%). Members of these populations are at a much higher risk of infection not only
because of their sexual practices but also because of the social stigma directed
towards them. Benjamin is currently working on a project to address this imbalance
and provide urgent support for the most vulnerable members of the MSM
community. Project Safehouse is a collaborative effort between PDH and JMAH
(Jeunes Missionnaries dAide Humanitaire) to provide emergency shelter and
support for victims of social exclusion and discrimination. This can include being
thrown out of their homes or being put in other highly compromised conditions. The
project is being designed to supplement the existing medical programmes of PDH
and JMSH, which provide testing and medication to these communities and by
helping these individuals with the most basic of human needs. Once functioning the
Safehouse will provide a safe space for these people to regain their dignity as well
as services that will provide education, mediation and opportunity to its clients so as
to rehabilitate them into society. Reconciling them with their families where possible
and providing the requisite skills and knowledge to earn a living are some of the
services that The Safehouse will be providing.
We are open-minded and welcome the insights of those willing to share with us. If
you or someone you know may want to volunteer and help us make a difference,
reach out to us and come join us. No matter how long or short your visit will be we
trust that your time here will be memorable and teach you many things unachievable
by reading the pages of a book. We also know that any length of stay always proves
very helpful to us for achieving our common goal of providing support for those in
need.
Goodbye and Thank You

N Name Nationality Date of Arrival Departure
361 Kodjo Tchema Togolese November 14, 2016 February 10, 2017
Current Volunteers
N Name Nationality Date of Arrival Proposed Departure
168 Suzuka Satoh Japanese January 23, 2017 June 9, 2017
169 Natascha Sekerinski Canadian January 27 2017 March 10 2017
170 Kristiana Dhillon American February 3,2017 March 29, 2017
171 Benjamin Francis Lew Australian/British February 4, 2017 April 3, 2017
Confirmed Future Volunteers
N Name Nationality Proposed Arrival Proposed Departure
172 Kian Deshler American February 27th, 2017 April 14th, 2017

Want to add your name to the list? Read on!
What does a typical workday look like?

From Monday to Friday, you will typically have your breakfast at 07:30 and attend our
daily meeting at 08:00 before accompanying one of our agents on a case visit. From
13:00 to 14:45 you are encouraged to take a long lunch with your host, before
returning to document your visit in the afternoon and assist with activities at the
centre until 17:30.
What is the accommodation like?

You will stay in a family home, either at the centre or with a partnering family. You will
have a private, comfortable room with basic amenities. Please keep in mind that
conditions in Togo may not meet what you are used to at home, however we work to
make your stay as pleasant as possible. Let your host know of any dietary
preferences so they can tailor meals to you!
How long can I stay?

There are no minimum or maximum stays at PDH. We are willing to work with your
schedule to find something that works for both of us.
How much does the program cost?

Volunteers are asked to make a 100,000 CFA (150/US$200) donation on arrival.
Full board accommodation is provided at a rate of 25,000 CFA (37.50/ US$50) per
week, i.e. the total for twelve weeks would be 400,000f CFA (600/US$800).
How can I fund my trip?

While living expenses in Lom are low, getting here can be a financial challenge.
Research flights on sites such as http://skycanner.com, http://hipmunk.com or
http://matrix.itasoftware.com to find the cheapest option. You might want to consider
fundraising through friends and family or researching organizations that offer
volunteer grants, such as
http://go-volunteerabroad.com/volunteer-abroad-scholarship.
How can I access my money while in Togo?

Please note that only VISA & MasterCard bankcards work in Togo. Maestro and
American Express are not accepted anywhere. ATMs are not difficult to find; there is
one a relatively short distance from the Centre. There are also Western Union and
MoneyGram outlets in case you need to have money sent from home.
How can I get more information?

For more information on volunteering and what life in Lom is like, you can visit our
website, www.pdh-togo.org. You should also like us on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/PDHTogo to get updates on our work here.
How can I apply to be a volunteer at PDH?

Express your interest today by sending an email to pdh_volontaires@yahoo.fr or
centre_social@yahoo.fr. Please allow up to one week for our reply, we work with a
very limited Internet connection! When you receive a response, please carefully read
the Essential Guidelines for Volunteering at PDH. We forward this document to all
prospective volunteers.

7 Reflections on Donations
We often receive questions about what people can send to us to help. Over the last
couple of years more and more items that we need such as school books, stationery
and condoms have become available here to buy. Monetary donations are the most
beneficial, and thus the most effective donation that we can receive. We avoid postal
costs, and often prices are cheaper here so we can gain the maximum value from
your money. Another positive outcome is that it helps the local economy here in
Togo. On the other hand, if there is something in particular that you would like to
send over (e.g. clothes, puzzles, board games) then feel free to do so; we know
sometimes it is nice to send over products that you have chosen. We will always
happily accept any packages! We are also very grateful for supplies that volunteers
bring with them from their families and friends.
Our postal address: Please email centre_social@yahoo.fr to let
Antoine Dzakas (The Project Director), us know were expecting a package as our
La Promotion et Dveloppement Humain, post office does not directly notify us of
B.P. 20832 Lom, Togo, Africa. deliveries.

8 How to Donate
Very often at PDH we are forced to turn away people that we quite simply cannot
help due to our extremely limited financial and material resources. We are 100%
dependent on donations and volunteers for the daily running of PDH and believe that
PDH is an excellent choice for those of you who wish to donate money to a small
non-governmental, non-profit aid organization. Our administrative costs are very low
and we guarantee that your donation, in its entirety, will provide relief that is
desperately required by those in need. Before making a donation, we recommend
consulting us to decide the best method in order to avoid excessive fees.
By cheque sent Payable to: Centre Social PDH

directly to Lom Address: 02 B.P. 20832, Lom, Togo, West Africa.
(in , US$ or ): Please be aware that it might take several weeks to arrive
as the post can be quite slow.
By Western Union, Please make sure to send the transfer details via email to
Ria or centre_social@yahoo.fr
MoneyGram:
By bank transfer:
Orabank Togo Relev didentit bancaire

Numro de
Code Banque Code Guichet Cl RIB
Compte
TG116 01101 040000257104 80
IBAN (Identifiant International) Code BIC
TG53TG1160110104000025710480 ORBKTGTG
Domiciliation
LOME
CENTRE SOC. PROMO DEV. HUM
BP 20832
LOME

9 Sponsorship: Distance Adoption
PDH supporters now have the opportunity to
sponsor a child, adult, or family. This could
include providing one year of school tuition and
food for a child, subsidizing an apprenticeship
to set a young person up for life, or helping a
struggling family put food on the table. Ongoing
sponsorship enables PDH to commit to helping
individuals or families long term and alleviates
some of the risk of relying on donations.
1. The future Sponsor will contact Centre Social PDH to express their preference in
sponsoring a:
a. Girl aged 18 years or under
b. Boy aged 18 years or under
c. Girl aged 19 years or above
d. Boy aged 19 years or above
e. Family
2. The Sponsor will complete the Agreement/Contract of Sponsorship Between
PDH and Sponsor and email to PDH: centre_social@yahoo.fr.
3. The Centre Social PDH will send details of a sponsorship candidate to the
Sponsor.
4. The sponsored person/family will write a letter via Centre Social PDH to the
Sponsor.
5. The Sponsor will send future correspondence to the Sponsored person/family via
Centre Social PDH
02 BP 20832 Lom, Togo
Tel # 00228 22 51 77 52 / 90 10 46 34
Email: centre_social@yahoo.fr
6. It is the Sponsor who decides the amount, frequency and duration of the
sponsorship.
7. The Sponsor sends their donation to the sponsored person/family via Centre
Social PDH.
8. Centre Social PDH receives the donation and ensures the money is used
effectively to help the sponsored person/family.
9. Centre Social PDH will regularly follow up on the sponsored person/familys
situation.
10. The Centre Social PDH is responsible for the sponsored person/family and how
the money is used. PDH will send an annual report to the Sponsor detailing the
progression of the sponsored person/familys situation.
SUGGESTED DONATION TO COVER THE NEEDS OF A SPONSORED PERSON
N NEED AMOUNT
1 Monthly Supply of Food 23 Euro
2 Monthly Expense to Monitor Sponsored Person 4 Euro
3 Annual School Fees / Professional Apprenticeship Fees 45 / 12 = 3.75 Euro
Monthly Total 30.75 Euro

C E N T R E S O C I A L
Promotion et Dveloppement Humain
BP 20832 Lom Tl :(00228) 22 51 77 52 / 90 10 46 34 Togo E-mail: centre_social@yahoo.fr
Agreement/Contract of Sponsorship Between PDH and Sponsor
First and Last Name of Sponsor __________________________________________
Nationality ___________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number ____________________________________________________
Email Address ________________________________________________________
I, the Sponsor, agree to sponsor a (select one):
Girl aged 18 years or under

Boy aged 18 years or under
Girl aged 19 years or above
Boy aged 19 years or above
Family
I agree to send PDH at least _________ euros every ________ month(s) for ______
month(s) for the sponsored person, beginning on the _________________________,
thus lasting until the _________________________.
Signed by the Sponsor ___________________________ Date ________________
Please return completed form to PDH via email: centre_social@yahoo.fr
Please see Section 8: How to Donate for details

on how to transfer funds to PDH.

10 Help With Empty Pockets
We at PDH are aware that many of you
who would like to help our cause here in
Togo simply cannot due to your own
financial limitations. There are however
various alternatives to sending money
that can greatly benefit the humanitarian
work of PDH.
Promote PDH Our website (www.pdh-

togo.org) features a Download Depot,
which stores posters and various images. You can download and print these items to
promote our organization in relevant locations around your town or city, e.g. cafs,
churches and universities. You can also provide them with a copy of this newsletter
to distribute.
Spread the word Help to raise our profile by telling your friends and family about us
and showing them this newsletter. The more people who know about PDH, the
greater our support network - it's that simple. You may know somebody who is in a
position to promote our cause: a university lecturer who could throw us up on a slide,
a local priest who could speak to his congregation, or even a travel agent.
Like us on Facebook! Every acknowledgement of our work means a lot to the local
volunteers, so consider liking us today! Please go to www.facebook.com/PDHTogo
and click Like to receive regular updates on the vital work were doing here in Togo!
We now have over 300 likes on our Facebook page. Thank you so much to those
who have supported us in this way.
Pray For those of you who are religious, you will know the value of prayer that
money simply cannot buy. Please remember us in your prayers, as everyone's
spiritual faith is integral to the work that we carry out here.
Fundraise You can help PDH raise funds by conducting your own fundraising event.
For example, auctioning off old belongings on eBay, hosting a dinner with a silent
auction, or organizing a table quiz. Please see Section 8: How to Donate for details
on how to transfer funds to PDH in Togo.
Previous Volunteers Please consider taking the time to leave a testimonial on the
following websites:
Go Abroad: www.goabroad.com/providers/promotion-et-developpement-
humain-promotion-and-human-development/programs/promotion-and-human-
development-139766
Go Overseas: www.gooverseas.com/volunteer-abroad/togo/pdh/21322
Volunteer4Africa: Email PDH if you are willing to leave a review and we will
send your information to V4A so that you can have a free account to do so.

11 A Great Big THANK YOU
PDH wishes to express gratitude and appreciation to all of you who have helped in
some way: benefactors, donors, volunteers, supporters and those who have shown
an interest in our on-going work. Akpe kaka! Merci beaucoup!
We would also like to thank those who might come to Togo in the future to volunteer
for PDH. If you would like more information on how to volunteer, please visit
www.pdh-togo.org or turn to Section 7!
Special thanks to:

1. Yoshie Takei 16. Xavier Mellet
2. Emil Sekerinski 17. Sixtine Le Bourdonnec
3. Martina Dietz 18. Cindy Huang
4. Suprianto Suryono 19. Cora Zheng
5. Tori Redding 20. Judith Couv
6. Irene Wu 21. Claire Bouchot
7. Colleen Putzig 22. Aditya Bhattacharya
8. Adam Wei 23. Avtansh Behal
9. Ayumi Miyozaki 24. Nathan Lefievre
10. Yusaku Fujiki 25. Aya Gibault
11. Wennan Chen 26. Michel Madevadasse
12. Shota Ase 27. Xuemei Huang
13. Sumer Drall 28. Yukiko Iwamoto
14. Ana Horvatin
15. Fumiko Kikuchi

Our Team for the Month: February 2017
DATE OF OCCUPATION/
N N/Ref NAME NATIONALITY
ARRIVAL PROFESSION
ADMINISTRATION
01 01 DZAKAS Y. S. Togolese President and Founder,
Antoine International relations,
th
15 February 1999 Correspondence,
Communication,
Mail distribution
rd
02 10 DUNYA Rachel Togolese 3 April 2003 Coordinator at the centre
FIELD TEAM
st
03 340 MOTCHON Ulrich Togolese 31 December Department of Adults
2015
04 350 KPANTCHARE Togolese st Department of Adults
1 July 2016
Kantam Alfred
05 355 DEGNIDE Dossavi Togolese th Department of Children
10 October 2016
Love
nd
06 358 PAKOUN Togolese 2 November, Department of Children
Palakiyem David 2016
07 359 GATI, Afi Emefa Togolese rd Secretary
3 November, 2016
Benedicte
th
08 360 AZIADEKE Ameyo Togolese 7 November, 2016 Department of Adults
th
09 362 KONAM, Kpante Togolese 15 November, Department of Children
2016
10 365 RAGATOA, Togolese th Department of Adults
12 December,
Dissirama
2016
Bagnaguin
th
11 366 GBEMU, Afiwa Togolese 13 December, Reception
Sefenya 2016
rd
12 168 SATOH Suzuka Japanese 23 January, 2017 International Volunteer
13 169 SEKERINSKI Canadian th International Volunteer
28 January, 2017
Natascha
rd
14 170 DHILLON Kristiana American 3 February, 2017 International Volunteer
15 171 FRANCIS LEW Australian/British th International Volunteer
4 Febru ary, 2017
Benjamin
th
16 172 DESHLER Kian American 27 February, 2017 International Volunteer
Thank you for all the work you do for us!


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Issue No. 110

Canadian Dollars: https://www.gofundme.com/build-a-classroom-

PDH is looking for previous volunteers to leave reviews on a few

1. Our Objectives at PDH

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 1

1 Our Objectives at PDH

:: To conduct life education that seeks to change behaviour.

:: To assist with schooling, literacy, learning and professional

:: To listen to, inform and educate the disadvantaged and poverty-

:: To provide assistance and means of gaining independence to

:: To assist the disadvantaged and poverty-stricken in regards to

:: To provide financial assistance and support for those seeking to

:: To assist the handicapped, refugees and prostitutes to re-establish

:: To assist the elderly and encourage sentiments of self-worth.

:: To promote family planning, family health and AIDS prevention.

:: To fight against AIDS and HIV.

:: To cater for the psychological, health, medical and nutritional

:: To care for children orphaned due to AIDS.

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 2

Canadian Dollars: https://www.gofundme.com/build-a-classroom-educate-kids

Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 3

Blandine is a 12-year-old girl who has suffered

Her mother could not afford the medical treatment

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 4

Ablas annual rent is 84000F CFA,

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 5

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 6

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 7

Goodbye and Thank You

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 8

What does a typical workday look like?

What is the accommodation like?

How long can I stay?

How much does the program cost?

How can I fund my trip?

How can I access my money while in Togo?

How can I get more information?

How can I apply to be a volunteer at PDH?

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 9

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 10

By cheque sent Payable to: Centre Social PDH

Orabank Togo Relev didentit bancaire

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 11

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 12

Agreement/Contract of Sponsorship Between PDH and Sponsor

First and Last Name of Sponsor __________________________________________

Telephone Number ____________________________________________________

Email Address ________________________________________________________

I, the Sponsor, agree to sponsor a (select one):

Girl aged 18 years or under

Signed by the Sponsor ___________________________ Date ________________

Please return completed form to PDH via email: centre_social@yahoo.fr

Please see Section 8: How to Donate for details

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 13

Promote PDH Our website (www.pdh-

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 14

Special thanks to:

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 15

Thank you for all the work you do for us!

Centre Social (PDH) Promotion et Dveloppement Humain 16

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Signed by the Sponsor ___________ Date