On March 17 he lives Gambia (Africa) One of those moments that reminds us. The ALBERTO CONTADOR FOUNDATIONin collaboration with Advance4Africa, Vualing, Moma Bikes Association and the Buena Samaritan Foundationdelivered 20 bikes to students MBM Academy School in BatokunkuA small town in Gambia where education begins, many times, with a long walk.
This project was born from ongoing work that Advance4africa has been made for many years Batokunkuin collaboration with Clinic Solidari Campus of Barcelona with the formation of Maternal-infantile health centerthe improvement of the health center for adults and continued support to MBM Academy. On this occasion, the focus is on the mobility of the school, a sunny challenge for many boys and girls who should travel distant distances to reach the classroom.
Thanks to the sum of the efforts between creatures with the same purpose, these 20 bikes reached the hands of students who could now reach the class faster, safely and with strength to know. Moma Bikes, which contributed bikes; Vueling, facilitated the logistics of transportation to Gambia, and the El Buen Samaritan Foundation, which manages the meeting and organizing workshops.
The day of delivery is more than a symbolic gesture. Local authorities, teachers, families and institutional representatives such as Violeta Insa, diplomatic representatives of the Spanish embassy in Gambia, and Jerreh Diattal, mayor of Batokunku, attended. Lamine Bittayey, owned by the school and a major figure in the development of the area’s education is also present.
At the Alberto Contador Foundation Through his project ‘Bicis For Life by škoda’They continue to work so that people in weakness can access a noble, sustainable and inclusive form.
This delivery to Gambia does not only represent a step forward in the lives of 20 students. It is also an example of what can be achieved when different creatures join a common goal: to open the paths where there are only obstacles.
And in many parts of the world, one bicycle can change everything.
Source: La Verdad
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