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Kid-friendly workshops and activities to help mark Ramadan as a family
1 of 10 TEACH THANKFULNESS WITH A GRATITUDE WORKSHOP AT WOO-HOO: Engage children with the concept of gratitude at this workshop for kids aged 4 and above, based at immersive children’s play area and museum Woo-hoo in Al Quoz. Themed around Ramadan and making use of lots of tactile arts and crafts, children will be encouraged to create their own Gratitude Tree, and to talk about the things they are thankful for. DETAILS: Dh100, 24 April, 12-1pm, at Woo-Hoo in Al Quoz. There is also an Arabesque Art Workshop the following week on 28 April, 2-3pm, for Dh110. Woo-hoo.ae.
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The small South Australian town of Lucindale is celebrating the arrival of 73 semi-trailers carrying over 3000 bales of hay, the hay run comes after bushfires torched farms throughout the area. Yet despite the celebrations there are lingering concerns from locals about the loss of communications and power during the fires, leaving them bereft of information.
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The cost of essential items such as toiletries remains a daily challenge for women living in remote aboriginal communities. But products many take for granted are now reaching people with limited access, thanks to a charity called Happy Boxes . The initiative is helping to empower women of all ages and is even helping to revitalise language.
Happy boxes provide women in remote communities with everyday essentials
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The happy boxes provide women with essentials, and a bit of pampering.
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The cost of essential items such as toiletries remains a daily challenge for women living in remote communities around Australia.
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The gift boxes include items such as shampoo, conditioner and sanitary products
More than 70 businesses are donating products to support over 50 communities across Australia
Products many of us take for granted are now reaching people with limited access to such items, thanks to a charity called Happy Boxes.