Lizzie films local children playing with toys they've crafted from what's left lying around, including plastic bags and toothpaste boxes. play video
Lizzie gives us an overview of some of her daily chores while in Tanzania, cooking and doing her laundry.
The local youth center is a great place for the disabled children from the Lake Victoria Disability Centre to socialize.
Lizzie and her parents go on an ill-fated safari. Their car gets stuck in the mud and they must wait for help.
It is Nyerere Memorial Day, commemorating Tanzania's first president, who broke tribal boundaries to unify the country.
Lizzie visits the site planned for the new MEP center, and watches a geologist pick the location of the center?s well.
Lizzie is working with girls at the Musoma Engineering Project to make fabric bags to replace plastic ones.
Lizzie visits a primary school owned by one of Dennis's friends that has asked her to design a logo and some leaflets.
Musoma is a very religious region of Tanzania and David goes to church every Saturday to translate for the deaf children.
The last day of the sponsored cycle sees the riders reach Musoma and take part in World Disability Day activities.
Lizzie talks about her experiences on the Be the Change project so far and how she coping with the language barrier.
Lizzie gives us an overview of some of her daily chores while in Tanzania, cooking and doing her laundry.
The local youth center is a great place for the disabled children from the Lake Victoria Disability Centre to socialize.
Lizzie and her parents go on an ill-fated safari. Their car gets stuck in the mud and they must wait for help.
It is Nyerere Memorial Day, commemorating Tanzania's first president, who broke tribal boundaries to unify the country.
Lizzie visits the site planned for the new MEP center, and watches a geologist pick the location of the center?s well.
Lizzie is working with girls at the Musoma Engineering Project to make fabric bags to replace plastic ones.
Lizzie visits a primary school owned by one of Dennis's friends that has asked her to design a logo and some leaflets.
Musoma is a very religious region of Tanzania and David goes to church every Saturday to translate for the deaf children.
The last day of the sponsored cycle sees the riders reach Musoma and take part in World Disability Day activities.
Lizzie talks about her experiences on the Be the Change project so far and how she coping with the language barrier.
On day two the riders cover 100 km and travel through the Serengeti National Park.
Lizzie along with 24 people from the Lake Victoria Disability Centre set off on a charity bike ride.
Chacha is blind, but specialists in Mwanza, Tanzania, could tell him whether an operation will give him the power of sight.
The disabled children of the Musoma Engineering Project are rehearsing for celebrations on World Disability Day.
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