Monthly Archives: February 2012

Win a trip to East Africa at the Dentistry Show

Posted on 23/02/2012 by Mark Topley

Next week we will be at the Dentistry Show at the NEC in Birmingham again. The show has quickly grown to become one of the main events in the dental calendar and I’m delighted that we are going to be … Continue reading →

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Rethinking Google’s predictive search suggestions

Posted on 20/02/2012 by Rachel

Guest blogger this week is John Hinton who has been working with the Community Development team for a few months, helping the Income Generation Groups move forward. *** Have you ever found yourself smiling at Google’s search suggestions?  It’s true … Continue reading →

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Pain that takes your life away

Posted on 18/02/2012 by Ian

This is the simple story of a patient who, this week, has gone through an awful experience of dental pain – not just a bit of dental pain but a few days that saw him unable to work, unable to … Continue reading →

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Not just another 2 week volunteer programme

Posted on 16/02/2012 by Mark Topley

I posted a couple of weeks ago from Dodoma – the capital city of Tanzania and the site of our first dental training programme outside Mwanza in the north west where we started work 7 years ago. We sent a … Continue reading →

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Full Circle

Posted on 10/02/2012 by Mark Topley

This week we took on two new team members in Tanzania to help manage the growth in what we are doing here. It has left me without an office within the office, so I am moving back to work from … Continue reading →

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It’s not about you (or me)

Posted on 02/02/2012 by Mark Topley

This week’s post is a V-log recorded in Dodoma, central Tanzania.   Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

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