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One Village is made up of two management committees, one in Namwendwa, Uganda and one in Adelaide, South Australia. Amongst other things the committee in Australia is concerned with managing projects, planning the strategic direction of One Village and fundraising to support projects. After receiving the funds the committee in Uganda coordinates and oversees the projects as directed by the Australian committee.
Nikki Lovell
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To Namwendwa, Uganda Nikki is known as Kawooda. It means the youngest girl of twins - long story! Other than her involvement with One Village (which you can read about at 'About Us'), Nikki is also studying law and spanish at Flinders University. In a perfect world Nikki would spend her days riding bicycles, climbing mountains, eating greek yogurt at the beach, and then using her travel machine to nip over to Uganda and hang with all her friends over there, and maybe work on a project too...
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President - Maddy Dodd
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Maddy's involvement with One Village began in June 2008 where she met Nikki at the first ever Mango Tree Festival. After hearing about the projects and values of One Village Maddy could not help but to fall in love with the organisation and since then has devoted most of her spare time to it’s development. At the beginning of 2009, Maddy made her first trip to Namwendwa where she met the inspiring characters who made the One Village Ugandan committee. After leaving Namwendwa she knew that One Village would be in her life for years to come. Away from One Village she is more than half way through a Bachelor of Nursing at The University of Adelaide. She hopes to go on to study midwifery, where she can be of value to places that have limited access to health care.
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Secretary - Stephanie Noble
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Stephanie is a student at Adelaide University currently studying Engineering and Arts. She became involved with One Village about a year and a half ago and has since been over to Uganda to check out the projects and meet the Ugandan volunteers. As well as uni and One Village and her job Steph also enjoys rock climbing, painting, cooking, gardening and travelling. |
Treasurer - Brad Butler
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Brad, the treasurer of One Village has 3 children and is very active in their lives. Likewise Brad is active in his community as a humanitarian supporter, refugee advocate and sport administrator. Brad is passionate about family, community, good food and good friends in addition to sharing passions for sport, outdoor pursuits and overseas travel.
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Committee Member - Andrew Morecroft
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Andrew is a Corporate Lawyer who loves life and helping others improve theirs. Andrew is a dedicated family man and wants to help other families throughout the world. Andrew cares about the environment, lives in a mud-brick house in the bush and loves camping, bushwalking, snow skiing and travel. Having many friends from Africa One Village is a great opportunity to help make a difference to the lives of the children and families in Namwendwa, Uganda. |
Committee Member - Lynda Lovell (Scholarships Coordinator)
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Lynda has a background in social work and is involved in her local community. Family and friends are very important to her and her interests include walking, gardening, the beach, travel and cooking.
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Committee Member - Erin Holmes (Action Group Coordinator)
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Erin (or Kwagala as she is known in Namwendwa) has been involved with One Village since 2009, but has been involved in development projects around the world for a number of years. After working and volunteering in Peru and Cambodia, she is excited to now be helping out Namwendwa through One Village, and getting other people excited too through the Action Group! After recently returning from doing a huge amount of research for One Village in Uganda and spending time with the Ugandan team in February 2011 , she is now jumping right into her Masters of International Health.
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Committee Member - Michael Cornish
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Michael Cornish (B.Edc, LLB, GDLP) is currently a lecturer in Development Economics at the University of Adelaide in Australia and a Masters student in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney. With a background in international aid project management with experience in the Philippines, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, Michael has recently concluded an internship with former Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans at the University of Melbourne. His interests include post-conflict economics and development and international conflict resolution.
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