Comments on: Portland, Police, and Prisoners http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/ An audio and video podcast of my trip hitchhiking around the world by sea. Thu, 08 Apr 2010 21:45:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: kate gibbons http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/comment-page-1/#comment-89 kate gibbons Tue, 18 Nov 2008 05:51:09 +0000 http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/#comment-89 I met nick 7 months ago now and no words can do justice to the work that man has done... he opened my eyes to the real malawi and how to really help the people that need it out there and for that i will be forever in his debt... In cant describe the importance of his work or the impact he had on my life but what i can say is LOVE/MISS YOU NICK.... HAVE ANOTHER DRINK SON XXX I met nick 7 months ago now and no words can do justice to the work that man has done… he opened my eyes to the real malawi and how to really help the people that need it out there and for that i will be forever in his debt… In cant describe the importance of his work or the impact he had on my life but what i can say is LOVE/MISS YOU NICK…. HAVE ANOTHER DRINK SON XXX

]]> By: Branjo Poprac http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Branjo Poprac Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:54:46 +0000 http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/#comment-88 I have met Nick first time in Denmark in the school where are volunteers preparing to work in some of the projects in southern Africa. We were at the same project in Malawi where he started to involve himself with work in the Chichiri prison. I liked when he offered me to go see that place. It was tiring to see it from the beginning as conditions were bad and could see there are people in need. Bottom of the society, people who will be walking in the streets one day. They need a chance to become better. Nick work very hard to motivate prisoners. Those who were educated could teach the others. The other need is to supply them with materials for teaching. Nick's interest is much wider as he visits places, meet and talk to people and see what is needed. Not so many people has courage and ability to be on their own in African country and work with local people. You can help him with his work!! Branjo from Slovakia I have met Nick first time in Denmark in the school where are volunteers preparing to work in some of the projects in southern Africa. We were at the same project in Malawi where he started to involve himself with work in the Chichiri prison. I liked when he offered me to go see that place. It was tiring to see it from the beginning as conditions were bad and could see there are people in need. Bottom of the society, people who will be walking in the streets one day. They need a chance to become better. Nick work very hard to motivate prisoners. Those who were educated could teach the others. The other need is to supply them with materials for teaching. Nick’s interest is much wider as he visits places, meet and talk to people and see what is needed. Not so many people has courage and ability to be on their own in African country and work with local people.
You can help him with his work!!
Branjo from Slovakia

]]> By: Kjetil Sivertsen http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Kjetil Sivertsen Tue, 01 Jul 2008 12:40:36 +0000 http://www.theworldbysea.com/portland-police-and-prisoners/#comment-87 I've been working with Nick in Chichiri Prison on several occasions, we actaully went together there when he started it. This is a project which is done by one man and he's made a huge difference. But as everything else - he needs funding! I've been visiting several projects in Malawi, but I most tell that this is the most successful project I've seen. He also set up and works with a several pre-schools and do various community projects. Help keep him working in Malawi!!! Tionana! Kjetil from Norway I’ve been working with Nick in Chichiri Prison on several occasions, we actaully went together there when he started it.

This is a project which is done by one man and he’s made a huge difference. But as everything else – he needs funding!

I’ve been visiting several projects in Malawi, but I most tell that this is the most successful project I’ve seen. He also set up and works with a several pre-schools and do various community projects.

Help keep him working in Malawi!!!

Tionana!

Kjetil from Norway

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