Not tens: oven 19, 1878

INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Refugee Rehabilitation

 

The Institute of Environmental Studies is supporting the work of
the B.C. Department of Agriculture, CIDA and voluntary societies to develop
agricultural settlements for refugees, lepers and the blind in India.

There are many ways you can help:

(a) Sponsor a refugee child for $15.00 per month
(b) Sponsor an aged refugee for $10.00 per month
(c) Donate towards the purchase of land
(a) Donate clothing, household items or books for flea-market
sales to raise funds.
(ea) Donate educational books for use in schools in refugee
settlements.
(£) Buy Tibetan handicrafts, carpets, table-mats, batiks and
paintings - phone 536-7100.
_Urgently needed: shoes, children's runners and clothing.

Please deliver contributions to Room S 201.

Thank you.

Volunteers Wanted for Work in Third World Countries

The United Nations Volunteers Programme (UNV) has been in operation
since 1971, and the World University Service of Canada (WUSC) was requested
in 1974 to handle recruitment of Canadians for the Programme,

At present there are some 225 U.N. volunteers working in 40 Third
World countries on projects sponsored by the U.N. To date, WUSC has
helped increase Canadian participation in UNV from 3 volunteers last year
to 13, and is now seeking to recruit more Canadians. Further information
on job conditions and a copy of the current job-list (showing types of
workers and the country in which they are required) are available in the
office of the Institute of Environmental Studies, Surrey - 201.

Barry Leach