Pedaling Progress in Ghana: Update from our partners VILLAGE BICYCLE PROJECT | Field report – June 2024 At Re-Cycle (Bikes to Africa), our mission is to improve access to bicycles, thereby enhancing mobility and quality of life in rural communities across Africa. Recently, we received an update directly from our partners in […]
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Amit, a 24-year-old woman, takes immense pride in having established her first bike shop in Makeni, Sierra Leone, in September 2023. Trained in bicycle mechanics by Karim, the Country Director for Village Bicycle Project (VBP) in Sierra Leone, Amit is not only a business owner but also an avid cyclist. For the past nine
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Tour De Lunsar – Sierra Leone – 18th April 2024 to 21st April 2024 Last year, Re-Cycle partnered with Village Bicycle Project in Sierra Leone, providing bicycles for their local community and cyclists. Working closely with Karim, who is also the captain and founder of Lunsar Cycling Team, we have initiated a significant impact.
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Sierra Leone struggles with education access due to long distances and inadequate transportation. Addressing this, the Village Bicycle Project partnered with EducAid to provide bicycles to underserved students. This programme aimed to enhance education access in three different communities in Sierra Leone. Following the latest shipment of bicycles from Re-Cycle, bikes were distributed
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Re-Cycle is dedicated to transforming the lives of communities in Africa by collecting unwanted bikes from across the UK and shipping them to our partners. Ghana, through our partnership with Village Bicycle Project, is just one of the many countries where we are making a positive impact. One such community benefiting from our
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In Chandata, Sierra Leone, resides Sarah Y Conteh, an ambitious 18-year-old aspiring lawyer who recently received a life-changing gift from across the globe – a bicycle sent from Re-Cycle UK. Background: Sarah faced daily challenges commuting to her university in Makeni City, covering a distance of 11 miles. The daily commute not only
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Ms Mano’s Journey with Care Providers Foundation Zambia’s Bicycles. In Zambia, the impact of bicycles provided by Re-Cycles partner, Care Providers Foundation Zambia, unfolds through the inspiring story of Ms Mano, a teacher at Kandulwe Primary School. The project carried out Care Providers Foundation not only brings mobility to individuals but also channels the
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Empowering Education through the Cycle to School Project in The Gambia. In West Africa, the Wonder Years Centre of Excellence (WYCE) is creating change through its approach to education and healthcare services. Our latest spotlight is on the transformative initiative – the “Cycle to School Bike Project” – addressing the challenges faced by students
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Meet Isatu, a 28-year-old teacher from Lunsar, Sierra Leone. Isatu Bangura, a 28-year-old teacher from Lunsar, Sierra Leone, saw her life change dramatically with the help of a bicycle from Re-Cycle’s partner, Village Bicycle Project. Isatu’s motivation to purchase a bicycle for 1,300 Sierra Leonean Leone (SLL) (roughly £52.00) was simple: to improve
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In Africa, where access to transportation can be a significant challenge, affordable bicycles are making a profound impact on the lives of individuals like Mable Chanshi. Mable Chanshi, a single mother of four, works as a maid at a location 5km from her home. Mable faced the daily challenge of commuting to her
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