What a hectic month it�s been! My AVC training is over, all the Volunteers graduated on Saturday night and a party was held for that occasion. The host families along with the Volunteers� counterparts we are working with were all invited. It was a great night.

So now that my �remond� is done and I�m no longer staying at the host family, I�m gradually settling in at my place finally and it feels great. I now have to concentrate on my work starting from next week. I�ve started doing preparations for English teaching to beginners as one of my projects I�ll be involved in. I�ll write more once I know whom my students will be. All I know at this stage is that I�ll be teaching the staff of the organization I�ll be working with called �Duty to Live�. The head of the organization is an amazing man who looks after 80 families as one of his projects. Essentially what they do is look after lonely and very poor families who had given up hope altogether and therefore the name of the organization. I also believe I�ll be teaching some of those families the English language. Believe it or not to find employment for these families even as cleaners in a hotel requires them to have some knowledge of the English language. I�ll write more as I get more involved.