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Toyah Howarth served Namibia 2010-2012

Cuso International

May 03 2012



Toyah Howarth is a returning volunteer who spent from July 2010-March 2012 in Namibia working in collaboration with the Namibian Football Association and UNICEF on a project entitled "Galz and Goals." Listen as she discusses the importance of developing women's sports in Namibia and how her experiences impacted the lives of many young girls.

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