Mar 5, 2015
Een vrijwilliger verzorgt kleine wonden van straatkinderen in Senegal tijdens een medische outreach #ProjectsAbroadSenegal #SocialeZorg #MedischeOutreach #Vrijwilligerswerk #Senegal #HelpLearnExplore
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Een vrijwilliger verzorgt kleine wonden van straatkinderen in Senegal tijdens een medische outreach #ProjectsAbroadSenegal #SocialeZorg #MedischeOutreach #Vrijwilligerswerk #Senegal #HelpLearnExplore
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Danish volunteer Clare Herlev cleaning and treating small cuts and wounds for the Talibé children in Senegal. #ProjectsAbroadSenegal #Care #MedicalOutreach #HelpLearnExplore #Volunteer #Talibe #Senegal
Tea culture is an important part of daily social life in Senegal. Senegalese tea is prepared in much the same way as other West African countries like Morocco and Mauritania. Green tea leaves are put into a teapot with water and mint leaves and boiled over a charcoal stove. A generous amount of sugar is added and the tea is poured into small glasses. The tea is then poured back and forth from the glass to the teapot several times so that foam appears in the glass - the thicker the foam, the better the tea. #Repost from French- Canadian volunteer Katia Nadeau-Hernandez (@jevaisypenser) #ProjectsAbroadSenegal #Tea #MintTea #Senegal #Culture #TeaTime #Explore #Volunteer