Estoril 2010
On Dec. 7, 2010 - The Cheshire Home - Lar da Boa Vontade , Carcavelos, Portugal - received €450
They house 32 handicapped people from underprivileged homes. They only take people from the age of 18 to 45, but as no one has anywhere else to go once they become 45, they stay until the end of their lives.
It is therefore important to create a homely and happy atmosphere, and our contribution will go towards improving some of the residents rooms.
Donated money was raised during Evening Talks in Ulla Rapazote´s home
Ulla Rapazote gives Mr. Andrew Bailey, CEO of the Cheshire Home, the SIS donation
On 5th December, 2010, Patas Errantes, Terrugem, Portugal - received €235
An asylum for abandoned and/or maltreated dogs. They care for the animals with much love, and give them all the necessary medical attention, sterilising the females, vaccinate, put chips in their ears, feed them and try to find GOOD adoptive families.
Their vet is a passionate animal lover and is dedicating her whole life to helping animals in need.
They live off donations totally, have no help from any state entity. Right now 60 dogs. Last year they found 192 and managed to find homes for 100.
Donated money was raised during Evening Talks in Ulla Rapazote´s home.
Ulla Rapazote gives the SIS donation to Isabel Santini and Isabel Silva of Patas Errantes.
First Stones for Foundation, Fundraising Event in Estoril held on 15th June for SIS Spain.
An Evening Talk with Dr. Marie Pierre Goumy on the subject of "HOW WESTERN MEDICINE CAN BE INTEGRATED WITH ACUPUNCTURE,
BIOCATALYTIC OXYGENATION AND QUANTIC MEDICINE" was held at Ulla Rapazote´s residence in Estoril, Portugal, on June 15, 2010.
These talks are made in combination with fund raising, and this time was the historical date, when the new SIS SPAIN CENTRE
was announced for the first time, and requests were made for people to support the first building stones.
210€ can now be put aside to buy some foundation material .... or some m2 of land!
Dr. Marie Pierre Goumy talking in Ulla Rapazote's home in Estoril Dr. Marie Pierre Goumy and Ulla Rapazote