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From Russia with love… of sport for everyoneNGOs from across Europe invited to Moscow for workshops organised by FIFA and Adidas, explore how effective training in sport can bring about positive social change in the lives of children with different abilities.
Dismayed by doctors, Maria turns to natural medicine to find the remedy for her illsMaria Angolo feels like she’s been to almost every doctor in Dublin. But she refuses to go back to a modern physician ever again. Irish medicine doesn’t cut it for her, she says, and instead, the former nurse is seeking out alternative forms of healing.
Egide Dhala: a man of peace and support for the vulnerableDescribing himself as “an educator” and “a servant of others”, Congolese-Irish man Egide Dhala, talks to Metro Éireann about going up in DR Congo, navigating the challenges of an immigrant in an Ireland that’s changed remarkably over the last 20 years, and his plans for the future.
Sex workers from abroad are facing continued abuses says Ruhama reportNigeria, Brazil and Romania top the list of origin countries of women involved in sex work in Ireland last year, according to a new report from Ruhama, an Irish NGO that supports women in prostitution.
Ministers announce new €2.3m funding for South Sudan victimsNew funding of €2.314m in humanitarian assistance for victims of the ongoing crisis in South Sudan has been announced by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
‘I found the work I really wanted to do’In the latest instalment of Metro Éireann’s MEET THE BOSS, SANDY HAZEL speaks to Maria Angolo, founder of the Life Line Nursing agency, based in Dublin City Maria Angolo has been in Ireland for 27 years. Arriving here from Namibia to study nursing, Angolo attended the Madonna Nursing College at Portiuncula Hospital in Ballinasloe, Co Galway. “At the time it took three years for a nurse to receive her certificate,” she says. “My work experience after graduating was in Merlin Park Hospital in Galway which I loved".
