Walk4Wheels - A Journey Of Goodwill

Posted by Walk4Wheels on Jun 19, 2011

Sponsorship

Publicity The Walk4Wheels Twitter and Facebook pages are active. Footage detailing pre-Walk preparation as well as numerous HD photographs, and video footage, will be used as an awareness and publicity generating tool. Redsockfriday has pledged its support of the Walk4Wheels and The Chaeli Campaign and has offered us access to their extensive global network. The spirit of Redsockfriday ties in with the...

Posted by Walk4Wheels on Jun 19, 2011

The Chaeli Campaign

Here at The Chaeli Campaign we believe in seizing every opportunity that we see. Through this way of thinking we get the opportunity to meet some incredible people. These people have a way of finding you when you’re open to possibility. In the last three months, we’ve met some crazy-awesome, somewhat insane people who all have their own life missions that are amazing. We’ve met John Mcinroy,...

Posted by Walk4Wheels on Jun 19, 2011

Craig

At the start of this year I could not even name 15 countries in Africa and now I have a matter of days before I embark on a goodwill journey from Cape Town, South Africa to Port Said, Egypt (I still get the names wrong every now and then) 15 countries, 222 days and over 16 000km- all to raise awareness around the abilities of disabled people. I have also committed to raising funds towards supplying...

Posted by Walk4Wheels on Jun 19, 2011

RedSockFriday

We all face challenges in our lives, in some form or the other, no matter who we are, and it seems to me that we all have a choice. We can choose to let our challenges, shortcomings, hurdles occupy our thoughts and almost ‘paralyze’ us from getting out there and trying things. Or we can choose to inject our energy into what we CAN do and see what happens! After meeting Chaeli Mycroft, I knew...

Posted by Craig on Sep 1, 2011

Blogging

Diagnosed with a form of dyslexia, writing has never been my strong suit but it sure got a lot easier when I was given spelling dispensation and didn’t have to spell a thing right at school- pity you now have to suffer as a result though. This page is a single feed of all my latest blog entries of any category.

Posted by Walk4Wheels on Jun 19, 2011

Details Of The Journey

On Saturday 17th September 2011 I will leave Cape Town, South Africa en route to Port Said, Egypt. This journey will span 16 000km, through 15 countries over 222 days. The countries included in this journey are South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Malawi, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt. Travel will take place by foot as well as relying on...

Posted by Craig on Sep 1, 2011

Appeals

Since the launch and promotion of this walk4wheels site we have received e-mails making appeals for individuals who are in desperate need of assisted devices, with their families and communities welcoming me to stay with them. Below are e-mails copied and pasted as we recieved them.

Over and out

Posted by tracy on 4-26-12

Uganda, gross toe blisters, Ethiopia, a history lesson and the Case of the Missing Voice Files ….

Posted by tracy on 4-13-12

Rolling With The Punches – A Behind The Scenes Exclusive!

Posted by tracy on 3-19-12

The Latest People I’ve Met

Over and out

Posted by tracy on 4-26-12

Uganda, gross toe blisters, Ethiopia, a history lesson and the Case of the Missing Voice Files ….

Posted by tracy on 4-13-12

The Rolex Chipatti, Uganda Society for Disabled Children and mushroom farming

Posted by tracy on 3-28-12

Latest Stories Of Hope

Over and out

Posted by tracy on 4-26-12

The Rolex Chipatti, Uganda Society for Disabled Children and mushroom farming

Posted by tracy on 3-28-12

Rolling With The Punches – A Behind The Scenes Exclusive!

Posted by tracy on 3-19-12

Most Recent Articles

Over and out

Posted by tracy on Apr 26, 2012 in Appeals, Featured, People I've Met, Preparations, RedSockFriday, Stories Of Hope | 0 comments

Today, the last day of the Walk4Wheels, has snuck up and smacked me around the ear. Yes, I know that there are still things which have to be taken care of to properly tie up the project, loose ends and whatnot,...

Uganda, gross toe blisters, Ethiopia, a history lesson and the Case of the Missing Voice Files ….

Posted by tracy on Apr 13, 2012 in Appeals, Ethiopia, Featured, Kenya, People I've Met, Photos Tagged, Preparations | 1 comment

Hello chickens! As mentioned in the previous update, due to circumstances beyond our control, there is a gap in the updates. So we skip forward a little on to Kenya. As a catch-up in the meantime, and until...