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- 04/09/2008: We have moved to a new web address
- 17/08/2008: Freedom press ; Scotlands sunday post
- 17/08/2008: freedom plane trip; to old sarum
- 11/08/2008: Plane trip: dedicated to Suzi Ducan
- 10/08/2008: Smiling Wings : with Kids Company report
- 10/08/2008: Freedom in the Air - Our Patron Suzi Duncan
- 07/08/2008: A FANTASTIC SUCCESS AT GLASTONBURY LEFTFIELD STAGE
- 05/08/2008: Smiling Wings : White Waltham with Kids Company
- 05/08/2008: Developing hand controls; progress check
- 27/07/2008: Skywards: flying without wings
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- ADKC
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- CINI
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- FSD
- G-KIRK - Flying Vet
- Host Gallery
- IFFR - The Flying Rotarians
- Julian Parry
- KBT
- London to Cape Town
- Lstar
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- Mr Shoe
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- Peace Jam
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- Remote Area Medical
- See how things works
- Signifevents
- Sky Tricks
- SkylinkWeather
- UNIDIR
- United Nations Enable
- Weather Jack
- Who is Charlie Keeper
- Wings Around Britain
- Zac Fedder
- Zen Rocks
An introduction to CINI
Had it not been for CINI, which is run by Samir Choudhury, chances are i would have never met my mother Patricia. During my visit to Kolkata, i had the pleasure of visiting Samir and seeing what they are up to.
The Child In Need Institute (CINI) works to break down the cycle of poverty, malnutrition and ill health and provides basic educational services to some of India’s poorest communities. Its vision is of an India where children are able to reach their full potential, regardless of their gender, caste, class or ethnicity.
CINI, founded in India, has over 30 years of experience and a wealth of local knowledge. This ensures that development interventions are culturally appropriate and therefore more sustainable.
CINI takes pride in the way it coordinates its work at the grassroots with local community groups and government bodies.
follow this link to find out more about the work of CINI