I am a Family Physician, based in Kingston, Canada. For the past several years some of my work has taken me internationally, first to post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina and later to East Africa with the McGill Canadian Field Studies in Africa programme.
This blog will mainly include my perspectives on things African that have intrigued or moved me but also on thoughts and observations that are part of the rest of my life – travel, theatre and life in general.
My interest in Development work in Africa has grown…exponentially…in the past five years. I am a founding trustee and Director of Operations of the CanAssist African Relief Trust, a registered Canadian Charity that funds infrastructure development in communities in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
Our CanAssist web page is at http://canassistafrica.ca if you are interested in learning more about us or you can follow us on Twitter (canassistafrica) or Facebook (CanAssist African Relief Trust)
You can contact me about the work we are doing in Africa at john.geddes@canassistafrica.ca
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Hello John,
You left a legacy in Nakiwate Village, Nakifuma, Uganda and we shall always remember you for the visible infrastructural support and kindness to humanity.
I would wish to have your phone contact for occassional chatting and sharing updates as you will always be part of us.
Warmregards,
Lutaaya Ronald
Executive Director
Twekembe Association for Rural Systems and Development, (TA-CRUSADE- UGANDA)
Hello John, thanks for your work. may God give you more days so as tgo continue serving the people of Uganda. ;Long live!
Hello, loved reading about our shared relative, Dominicus, on here. Glad we have this piece of history to look back on