Sean Cosijn
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Hi there! My name is Sean, and I am volunteering with Power to Change and GAiN in their Water for Life initative in Tanzania.
As part of this project, we will be visiting various communites roughly 4 hours outside of Dar es Salaam, ranging from communities without easy water access, those installing necessary infrastructure (for which we'll be a helping hand), and finally seeing the results of communities thriving with water facilities. We'll also be partnering with local churches to encourage and help with the work they're doing in these communities.
As an engineering student in the final years of my degree, one of my fostered passions is development equity - how can we help empower developing communites by providing basic necessities, whilst embracing their cultural and communal context. Experiences such as these provide amazing exposure and inspiration as to how these projects practically work and the impact simple systems can have on communities, which is invaluable for a budding engineering student.
Combining humanitarian aid and giving hope in the form of sharing my faith is my absolute bread and butter - I'm so excited to see how this project ignites what might be a lifelong journey of helping to empower communities, stewarding the gifts God has blessed me with, and sharing true hope to uplift communities.
Any donation you can, small or large, I am so grateful for. You are empowering and blessing me in this process to make an impact.
Thank you so much for your support!
‘Thank you for partnering with Power to Change in equipping young Christians with the skills and vision to reach those around them with the gospel. In these uncertain times due to COVID 19, Summer and Global Missions may need to adjust or change the way we run missions. Any unused funds due to these adjustments will be used to assist students to better reach their campus.’
As part of this project, we will be visiting various communites roughly 4 hours outside of Dar es Salaam, ranging from communities without easy water access, those installing necessary infrastructure (for which we'll be a helping hand), and finally seeing the results of communities thriving with water facilities. We'll also be partnering with local churches to encourage and help with the work they're doing in these communities.
As an engineering student in the final years of my degree, one of my fostered passions is development equity - how can we help empower developing communites by providing basic necessities, whilst embracing their cultural and communal context. Experiences such as these provide amazing exposure and inspiration as to how these projects practically work and the impact simple systems can have on communities, which is invaluable for a budding engineering student.
Combining humanitarian aid and giving hope in the form of sharing my faith is my absolute bread and butter - I'm so excited to see how this project ignites what might be a lifelong journey of helping to empower communities, stewarding the gifts God has blessed me with, and sharing true hope to uplift communities.
Any donation you can, small or large, I am so grateful for. You are empowering and blessing me in this process to make an impact.
Thank you so much for your support!
‘Thank you for partnering with Power to Change in equipping young Christians with the skills and vision to reach those around them with the gospel. In these uncertain times due to COVID 19, Summer and Global Missions may need to adjust or change the way we run missions. Any unused funds due to these adjustments will be used to assist students to better reach their campus.’