Operation Smile performs hundreds and thousands of surgeries in low to middle income countries for those born with cleft lip and palates.
People making ripples
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DWMRT is a volunteer rescue service, available 24 hours per day, every day, to respond to emergencies in upland areas of Dublin, Wicklow & Louth.
According to Dog Control Statistics, in Ireland, the figure of dogs being destroyed in pounds decreased from 916 in 2017 to 725 in 2018.
She changed children’s lives, once upon a time they were rock breakersand now they are studying for a better future.
From a single shed-like ward with little basic medical equipment children’s cancer services have grown in Tanzania as a result of TLM’s effort along with government support.
The purpose of a compost is to nourish the soil in order to grow plants and food more efficiently. The […]
With Ireland in lockdown to combat the deadly Covid-19 virus, many people are suffering. Anxiety, fear and loneliness are just […]
Stampify is a not for profit organisation looking to make a positive difference in the world in a simple yet […]
As the Corona virus spreads across the whole world, we are seeing and hearing stories that we never expected in […]
A dry, cold Sunday morning and the Southside Sunday Strollers assembled at the Garden of Remembrance at the top of […]
After months of fundraising and preparation we are back again in the town of Batoufam, West Cameroon where we started […]
Needless to say, our visit back to the region of Batoufam was very much appreciated by many to include his […]
‘Thousands of candles can be lit from a single candle and the life of the candle will not be shortened. […]
The primary school was our biggest project in Batoufam. We were a little apprehensive returning to the school. Last year […]
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting St Gerard’s School in Bray to talk to students from […]
The Orangery, in the stunning Killruddery house played backdrop to the recent JUJU fashion show raising much needed funds for […]
On the plane leaving Cameroon last December I made a promise to myself that I would never go back. The […]
In November 2018, 13 eager volunteers arrived in Cameroon, not knowing what to expect but hoping to make a difference. […]
Jack Kerouac once wrote in his novel ‘On the Road….’ “The best teacher is experience and not through someone’s distorted point […]
The 10 months prior to our departure was often tough and there were times when I wondered if we were […]
From now on 90 students in the “Paroisse St Pierre et Paul” Primary school, have their own set of school […]
With the important cricket bat and rugby balls and pump packed, I was looking forward to teaching the local Cameroon […]
Every morning it’s an early start. We quickly realize that its long days if we want to meet our ambitious […]
Thursday 22nd November 2018, Dublin Airport. So here we are, 12 in the travelling party and a multiple of emotions […]
Toilets save lives because human waste spreads killer diseases. World Toilet Day is about inspiring action to tackle the global […]
Big congratulations to 6 RippleZoo volunteers who climbed Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland. The mountain is 1039 metres high […]
Today, on Friday the 2nd of November, the work on renovating L’hopital Central I de Batoufam has begun! The local team […]
On Friday 26th of October, RippleZoo hosted a 70s Halloween night. It was a successful event during which we have […]
Kamila Kobiera | 19 Oct 2018, 12:00 pm On Thursday 18h of October, 3 of RippleZoo’s volunteers: Kamila Kobiera, Thays […]
Kamila Kobiera | 26 Sep 2018, 12:00 pm On the 24th of September 22 teams (88 people) came together to […]
On Friday the 14th of September, 140 ladies came together to Marco Pierre White Bar & Grill Restaurant, to support […]
For the past few months RippleZoo has been collecting goods to be send in the container to Cameroon. Due to […]
43 percent of the Cameroon population has little or no primary education. Kamila Kobiera, RippleZoo’s Co-Founder visited a primary school […]