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| A Basotho grandmother brings her little one for a check up with TTL. |
This is a day to mark the important work done by rural women in the areas of agriculture and rural development by improving food security and eradicating rural poverty.
TTL works in the most rural and under-served areas of Lesotho. The women (or Bo’M’e) of Lesotho are truly the backbone of the country. At TTL, we witness Bo’M’e work tirelessly to provide for their children, grandchildren, families, and neighbors. Whether it’s trekking over mountain terrain to get their children to a clinic, collecting wood, tending the garden, or cooking for the family, the Bo’M’e in rural Lesotho never cease to amaze us.
Bo’M’e are our biggest partners at TTL and today we say a huge REA LEBOHA for everything you do!
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| Local Bo’M’e making the journey with their children to one of the rural health clinics. |
The TTLF Fellow is a representative of the North American organisation The Tiny Lives Foundation. Based for one year in Mokhotlong, Lesotho, the TTLF Fellow serves in an administrative support capacity for the Basotho charity TTL.
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Mabataung sehloho
Oct, 15, 2019I would like to be involved in empowering rural women or volunteer in women