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-The Newid Byd team, Uganda, Africa.

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-First, helping the children

-of Namatala slum...

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-..before another challenge -

-the Newid Byd team is moving on.

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-Subtitles

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-Uganda is a poor country in Africa

-right on the Equator.

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-It has a population

-of over 35 million.

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-Kampala is the capital city.

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-The Newid Byd team has arrived.

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-It's slippy.

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-Iestyn is from

-Llannerch-y-Medd on Anglesey.

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-I don't like flies!

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-Rachel is from Pontarddulais.

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-They're quick.

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-Luis is from Rhoose

-in the Vale of Glamorgan.

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-You're going to tire me out!

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-And Ceri's from Pwllheli, Lleyn.

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-Team leader is Arwel from Ruthin.

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-The team has been working

-in the east of the county...

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-..in a city called Mbale, but

-more specifically, in Namatala slum.

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-The Child of Hope charity...

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-..founded a school there

-among other projects.

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-We built a bathroom...

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-..for 70 people.

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-We also built doors.

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-10 people were sharing

-one of these round houses.

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-I was shocked by that personally.

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-I met Mark, a pupil at the school.

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-I went to his house

-where he lived with his gran.

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-The rats are here.

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-The rats are here.

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-There's rats in here?

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-Yes, up the roof.

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-Yes, up the roof.

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-Faith is one example...

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-..of a pupil

-at the Child of Hope's school.

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-She passes on

-the education to her family...

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-..because she realizes

-how important education is.

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-The Olympics were a success

-because the kids had so much fun.

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-The staff joined in too

-and it put a smile on their faces.

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-Hopefully the staff

-will keep it up once we leave.

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-By now, the team has moved on.

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-They are on their way to meet

-a group of very special women.

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-NATIVE SINGING

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-Janet, a primary schoolteacher,

-who often helps the group...

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-..introduces them.

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-In Hope Ministry

-we have visitors from UK.

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-In a particular part of UK

-called Wales.

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-They have come to visit you.

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-These women form a group of 30 who

-run a business making necklaces...

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-..from paper, clay and seeds.

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-They also make

-bags and purses from palm leaves...

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-..in order to sell to tourists.

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-The team is going to help them.

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-Oh, gosh, look at this!

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-Oh, gosh, look at this!

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-You are trying.

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-The second one will be perfect!

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-So this isn't perfect then, no?

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-It's hard work and so fussy.

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-It needs to be neat because

-I don't think this will sell.

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-As a first effort...

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-..it's OK, yeah?

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-..it's OK, yeah?

-

-Yeah, that's OK.

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-What's different

-about this group of women...

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-..is the fact they are all infected

-with the HIV virus or AIDS.

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-HIV is a condition

-which affects the body's ability...

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-..to fight against other illnesses

-such as cancer and so on.

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-HIV affects...

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-..1.2 million in Uganda alone...

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-..150,000 of whom are children.

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-There is no cure

-for HIV or AIDS as yet...

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-..but medication can stabilize the

-virus to prolong life expectancy.

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-These women have lost their husbands

-to the disease...

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-..so the household income

-is reduced.

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-But by establishing the business...

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-..these women earn a wage to buy

-food to strengthen the body...

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-..since the medication

-makes them weak.

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-The work they do here...

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-..fits around the disease.

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-They can work when they are feeling

-well or they can work from home.

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-They come here twice a month

-and they look forward to coming.

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-It's a chance for them to socialize

-and share their feelings.

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-It's very rare that you can tell

-friends that you have the disease.

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-They must feel very isolated.

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-Meeting others who suffer from

-the same disease is a good thing...

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-..because

-they don't feel so alone...

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-..and banished by society.

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-I don't think it's so much

-to do with their income...

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-..it's about taking

-their minds off their problems...

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-..and the sadness that they face.

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-It's a very good way of finding

-something to keep you busy.

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-It's a good hobby.

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-Do you find it as a hobby?

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-Yes, it is because before

-they began, they had lost hope.

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-When it keeps them busy,

-they don't think about dying.

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-When they don't think about dying,

-they become healthy and happy.

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-So it's more than just

-making a bead and selling it?

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-It's very good work that you're

-doing here. It's really good.

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-I started volunteering

-with Llais Ni.

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-I volunteered

-as an Urdd prefect at Glan-llyn.

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-I also had the chance

-to go to Llangrannog.

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-I also volunteer with defaid.com

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-It's a website for Anglesey's youth.

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-Iestyn has been a member of

-Llais Ni, a young people's forum...

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-..which allows them

-to express opinion.

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-He also belongs to Funky Dragon...

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-..the Welsh Assembly's

-peer-led organisation.

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-He works hard. He always

-puts others before himself.

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-He's very good

-with children and young people.

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-He gets them

-to participate in activities.

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-I think it's important for

-people of all ages to volunteer...

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-..because as a society,

-we take a lot from other people.

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-It's up to us as individuals

-to give something back to society.

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-The only boy

-among the group today is Rahim.

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-He's 15 years old and been suffering

-from the disease since he was eight.

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-His father died from HIV.

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-How do you feel about all of it?

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-HE SPEAKS NATIVE LANGUAGE

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-He said he felt incredibly sad

-and down when he found out...

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-..because none of his friends

-had the disease and he felt lonely.

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-It affected him so much...

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-..that he decided

-to leave primary school...

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-..although education

-is hard to come by.

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-Knowing how much children here

-love going to school...

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-..it shows

-how sad he was when he found out.

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-Does making the beads

-help you through all of it?

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-So when he makes these things...

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-..and he sells them, he's able

-to buy some milk to take...

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-..because those drugs are so strong,

-they need to drink and eat.

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-So when he sells that, he uses

-that money to buy some food...

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-..and some milk for himself.

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-Do you sell a lot of the beads?

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-SHE INTERPRETS

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-I feel sad...

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-..because he's obviously very young,

-younger than me...

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-..and he's already

-lost his father to the disease.

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-His mother is suffering too.

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-He looks very sad that I've

-asked him and I feel very guilty...

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-..because I think perhaps

-he's learnt to live with it...

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-..and isn't often asked about it.

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-From the look on his face,

-I think I've hit a raw nerve.

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-Have I made you feel sad now or

-are you used to talking about it?

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-For now, he doesn't feel bad.

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-It was at first.

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-The group has had

-a productive morning making beads.

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-But it's turned into a competition

-to find the best.

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-How many marks is that? Seven?

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-And what do I get? Nine.

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-What do I get?

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-I didn't start it off.

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-I've had "very good" six times.

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-The group pleats leaves

-from the palm trees.

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-I've been sewing them together

-to make little bags.

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-It's difficult and they're really

-fussy if you don't do it right.

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-I had ten out of ten for that!

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-She's getting ten out of ten?

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-We're no friends no more.

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-It's very difficult.

-Initially, I couldn't do it.

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-I compared mine to Iestyn's

-and his was better.

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-Hush, don't tell him!

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-I haven't had "very good" once,

-Iestyn.

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-Not at all? They laughed at yours.

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-They're laughing at me.

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-I think I'm a strong person

-on the inside.

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-I never really cry.

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-She's strong and enthusiastic.

-She keeps the team going.

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-When we're up against it

-and everyone's tired...

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-..she's good at keeping us

-all motivated.

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-I think it will be a challenge

-for Rachel.

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-Working with others and helping out

-are her strengths.

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-At the moment, she's helping out

-with the Buddies scheme.

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-She's helping out there. That'll

-help her when she's in Uganda.

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-I don't think the practical side

-will be a problem.

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-It'll be difficult

-to keep the emotions in.

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-I don't want to show the children

-out there that I'm sad...

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-..about their situation.

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-Rahim's mother, Medina, has HIV.

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-She's 39 years old

-and she has three other children...

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-..but in total,

-she cares for 15 children.

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-The brothers are four.

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-Sisters, two and three.

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-She has two grandchildren.

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-And the uncle's children too.

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-Her situation makes me feel sad.

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-I learnt how difficult her life is

-because she has HIV.

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-She has to carry on working

-and I admire her for that.

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-She earns some household income

-through sewing.

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-It hurts her leg joints...

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-..when she does her sewing work.

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-She also makes charcoal.

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-She's taught the children

-how to make charcoal.

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-They can help her

-when she feels ill or tired.

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-I asked her about her future.

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-I thought it was

-a difficult question to ask.

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-When her health deteriorates

-and when she dies...

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-..who will look after

-all these children?

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-That was a difficult thing to hear.

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-Thank you for talking to us.

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-Wanyala nabi. Is that right?

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-It's Sunday,

-an important day for Ugandans.

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-85% or the population worship

-in churches on Sundays.

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-While they're in Uganda,

-the Newid Byd gang will join them.

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-The service lasts for three hours,

-much longer than services in Wales.

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-After the choir has sung,

-our gang of four are invited...

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-..to showcase their musical talents.

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-# Two hands praying

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-# Are in the picture

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-# By my bedside

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-# Every morning and evening

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-# Their prayer is so beautiful

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-# I know though I cannot hear it

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-# And when morning comes

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-# And dawn's light breaks

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-# By my bedside... #

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-Apart from forgetting

-some of the words...

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-..they sang Y Darlun

-fairly effortlessly.

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-# I know though I hear it not #

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-Aelwyd Chwilog and Cor Glanaethwy

-have given me great experiences.

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-They've expanded my horizons

-and made me what I am...

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-..in terms of my friendships.

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-Without Glanaethwy, I would never

-have had the experiences I've had.

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-Three, four, one.

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-She'll do whatever she has to do

-without any fuss.

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-She's chatty

-and she's a great helper.

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-She's very patient.

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-I think she'll cope very well.

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-She copes well

-with different situations.

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-She socialises very well.

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-Back in the church, our crew

-are ready to sing another song.

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-# There's something about you

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-# That I can't escape from

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-# Something about you

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-# I can never forget... #

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-Oh, dear, Elin Fflur

-never gets this kind of response!

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-Then again, maybe she does.

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-It's time to leave Mbale.

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-Our crew

-are heading north to Kumi...

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-..and the village of Ogosoi.

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-80% of Ugandans are farmers.

-Most grow crops.

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-Very few breed animals.

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-The Dolen Ffermio charity

-is trying to change that.

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-The Newid Byd gang

-are here to help.

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-You're welcome to Ogosoi.

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-Ogosoi.

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-Emmanuel Maraka is responsible

-for organising...

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-..the charity's activities in Kumi.

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-He has a special task

-for the Newid Byd team...

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-..on land owned by Robert,

-his wife Opio, and their three boys.

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-Over this way, we have the structure

-which is the goat house...

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-..which we are going to construct.

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-Wow.

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-Emmanuel goes on to explain

-what they have to do.

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-The foundations are ready...

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-..but the aim is to turn

-this structure...

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-..into a suitable home

-for the best goats.

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-Have you got a ladder

-to reach the top?

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-We have to make a ladder

-for doing the cutting eventually.

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-Oh, you cut... Oh, of course.

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-We'll make a ladder.

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-We'll make a ladder.

-

-We'll have to make ladders.

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-How long do we have to build this?

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-When you're hard working,

-this thing could be finished today.

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-If you don't finish today,

-it means that you are probably...

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-Slow?

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-Today?

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-I know that we have

-two, three days to do this.

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-Tuesday, Wednesday,

-Thursday we should be finished.

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-I'm not sure the crew can cope

-with building a goat shed.

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-The intention is build

-a shed to house goats...

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-..as an example

-for other farmers to follow.

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-This is what they should do to

-get the best out of their animals.

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-If we make a mess of it...

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-..it won't stand as a good example.

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-We have to do a good job.

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-Mam was raised on a farm

-but I'm a townie!

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-I can't wait to face

-a new challenge.

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-When I was younger,

-my uncle had a farm.

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-That might come in handy.

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-I visited a farm during a primary

-school trip! Does that count?

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-That was a long time ago.

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-I'm very inexperienced.

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-We have three days

-to complete the shed.

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-I'm looking forward to the task.

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-I hope the team all work well

-together to build the shed.

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-When I heard I'd been chosen...

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-..I was in shock,

-I didn't know what to do.

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-Luis.

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-Being part of the Newid Byd team

-means so much to me.

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-I can help people out in Uganda.

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-I can improve their lives.

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-That's great.

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-I'm looking forward

-to building the goat shed...

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-..for the local community.

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-The local farmers

-will be very happy with the shed.

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-I want to do something

-constructive with my hands.

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-I want to help make a difference

-in the community.

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-Before building, the crew find out

-how the goats are presently kept...

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-..in the traditional way.

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-This building is actually a kitchen.

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-It's a veranda, it's a shed,

-it's where the goats are tethered.

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-They are tethered

-on the poles of the house.

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-The way they keep goats isn't ideal.

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-They utilise the same building

-they use for cooking.

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-They use the veranda

-as shade for the goats.

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-They're tethered on poles.

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-The shade is limited since they use

-straw from the roof as fuel.

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-The shade disappears as they

-remove more straw from the roof.

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-Back at the foundations,

-the work continues.

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-This shed is suitable

-for keeping goats.

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-It's off the ground. There are slats

-between the wood and the ground.

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-All the dirt falls underneath

-and can be cleared away.

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-Air circulation is improved

-and it doesn't feel cramped inside.

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-We're building a goat shed

-that's higher.

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-Guttering around the roof will

-help collect rainwater in a tank.

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-That will provide a source of water.

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-Which one? Two metres?

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-To be honest,

-I don't think it's possible.

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-We've been here for four hours

-and not done a lot.

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-We're behind time.

-The biggest problem is the nails.

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-The nails are made

-out of scrap metal.

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-When we knock them in, they bend

-and it makes the job harder to do.

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-I don't think we'll complete it.

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-They said it would take a day

-to complete if we worked hard.

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-We've had challenges...

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-..but we'll work harder tomorrow.

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-Blummin' Nora.

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-Next week, more building, painting,

-sawing and hammering nails.

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-Is my face black? No?

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-Will they manage

-to complete the shed?

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-And one of them is celebrating

-a special birthday.

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-My mother!

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-You can watch the crew in Uganda

-and learn about the projects...

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-..by logging on to the website.

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