The G.R.O. Lesotho team bids farewell to Jason Clark, who has been an integral part of our team here. We celebrated his contributions last week, and wish him the best of luck on his future endeavors.
Jason first volunteered with G.R.O. in Lesotho from April-June 2009 as a business advisor, where he helped the artisans with their business, advised the Grannies on improving chicken production, and worked with the students.
In November 2009, Jason returned again to Lesotho, this time for eight months. During these past eight months, Jason has been part of monumental change. He has helped move offices (twice) as we grew, traveled with the artisans to numerous a bazaar, dug trenches around the chicken coop, and conducted lifeskills sessions with the students. He mentored our local staff in planning a career fair for 2400 students, assisted in writing a 64 page Career Resource Manual, and spent countless hours helping to strengthen and build the organization.
We would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to Jason - we could not have done it without you!
From everyone here with G.R.O. Lesotho.
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- G.R.O. Artisans
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- G.R.O. team
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- G.R.O. students
Posted under Notes from Lesotho
This post was written by jean.margaritis on July 1, 2010
