LENDING A HAND <How you can help?>

A little over 2 weeks ago “Cyclone Guba” struck the decedents of Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels at the   northern end of the now popular Kokoda   Trail. They are the direct decedents of the Fuzzy   Wuzzy Angels who lend a hand to the Australian Diggers in their greatest hour of   need during   the fierce battles of World War.   Today, the decedents of these Angels NEED A HAND from the decedents of the Diggers.   Our people are now suffering at the hands of Mother Nature, following heavy flooding which   destroyed food gardens, homes, road and   bridges, schools, health centres and even took the   lives of hundreds.

  Over the coming decades, the provincial economy and social services particularly health, education, law and order and other relevant   community services will be stretched to breaking point.

  Already infrastructure maintenance and development are suffering and the disaster and emergency services providers and aid donors   are struggling to hold the lines.

  Hundreds have been reported dead and tens of thousands will likely die from starvation and other water borne diseases as a direct   result of this disaster.

  We obviously can’t remedy these massive problems alone but you can play a vital role by leading a hand to those who need it NOW,   Tomorrow and in the near Future to rebuild our lives, families, communities and our home ORO.

  ESTABLISHED GOVERNMENT AGENCY & PROVATE ENTERPRISE COORDINATE EFFORT

  Fuzzy Wuzzy Expeditions is a 100% LOCALLY owned and operated trekking and Tour Company on the Kokoda Trail. Fuzzy Wuzzy with   the collaboration of relevant agencies and corporate stakeholders intends to raise funds to LEND A HAND to the affected descendents   of the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels.

  This will be by:

• Helping to establish a self-sustainable future economic scheme for the New Generation Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels.
• Developing a Strategic Plan for Future Disaster & Emergency Support Services for victims in consultation with relevant government agencies, Non-Government Organization, Churches, Aid Agencies and the private sector.

  KOKODA TRAIL TREKS – 2008

  The Kokoda Trails is truly one of the World’s last great tracks. It links the southern end of Papua and the Northern end of New Guinea   in Papua New Guinea. It is a challenging 96 kilometer adventure that cuts at the heart of the pristine Owen Stanley Rangers making it   a testing adventure for the fit bushy walkers and not for the faint hearted.

WHY YOU SHOULD TREK WITH US When you trek with us, you are supporting us as a local tour operator to gain the full benefits of the resources which our forefathers – the great Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels – left for us. Our company is reputable and well established and 100% owned by local landowners of Alola Village, Eora Creek Camp Site and Templeton Crossing No.1 Camp Site. We guarantee you that we will meet all your expectation to make your trek with us a memorable one. Everything you pay for your Kokoda Trail Expedition with us will fairly and equally benefit the new generation of Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels who provided invaluable support to the Aussie diggers and the allied forces who fought and died on the Kokoda Trail.

  HOW YOU CAN HELP?

  As a local Kokoda Trail Treks & Tour Operator, we are offering a special tour package for our 2008 trekking season at unbeatable   costs for eight (8) days and nine (9) days treks Kokoda to Ower’s Corner or vise versa as a dedication to the victims of Cyclone Guba

  Simply book a trek that best suits your holiday requirements in one of our 2008 trek calendar.

  Pay a non-refundable deposit of AUD500.00 upon your booking.

  A portion of your deposit equivalent to ten 10% percent (AUD50.00) will be set aside for establishment of a economic credit scheme   with the NDB (National Development Bank, former Rural Development Bank or Agriculture Bank at Popondetta branch, NP.

  Your commitment booking a trek with Fuzzy Wuzzy Expeditions in one of our 2008 trek schedule is significance assistance toward our   effort to set up the scheme that will have funds available to allow to flood victims to seek financial assistance and set up mini   economic activities for their families after all the infrastructures are put in place.

  When you trek with us, you have not only decided to take the unbeatable price that we are offering but you have decided to genuinely   contribute towards the jointly coordinated effort to LEND A HAND to the victims of the disaster in Northern end of the Kokoda Trail in   Oro Province, Papua New Guinea. <top>