SportImpact at launch of "Teki na Ginástica"

SportImpact director Nuno Delicado was invited to talk about sport for development at the pre-launch of “Teki na Ginástica” (“Teki in Gymnastics”), today, at Fundação Oriente, in Dili, Timor-Leste.

Teki, a little Timorese girl, is the main character in a series of children’s books developed by NGO diaktimor for Timor-Leste children (published in dual language: Tetun and Portuguese). The books aim at entertaining while also educating children on important issues for their development. This is the second book in the series, after “Teki Goes to School” (launched in 2011). It was written by Maria Inês Almeida, a Portuguese children’s books author, who came to Timor-Leste for several pre-launch events. At Fundação Oriente she read very promising first few pages of the book – it will surely be an excellent contribution to making sport a larger part of kids’ lives in Timor-Leste.

Many have shown that a person who has a very hectic work schedule may lose his potency because of the exertion and excessive work load. http://cute-n-tiny.com/cute-animals/dog-destroys-couch/ generic cialis online Shilajit is found in the viagra bulk here Himalayan Mountains, rich in vitamins, mineral and fulvic acid. You should not use this medicine if : You have or have had any of the following: irregular heartbeat, including Torsades de pointes severe liver problems in combination with kidney problems liver or kidney problems should not take viagra sale look these up as it can cause severe unwanted reactions. Penile Injections: Alike buy cipla cialis oral medicine, these are active ingredients directly injected in the side of the reproductive system that results in the inability to conceive or carry a pregnancy to term. “Teki na Ginástica” covers issues that are very aligned with SportImpact’s mission of human development through sport, such as physical activity as a tool for health and well-being, the introduction of rules, fairplay, family involvement, teamwork… It was a pleasure to take part in the event and we look forward to reading the book when it is available in the coming months.

From left to right: ‘Teki’ represented by a girl from Maubara village, Nuno Delicado from SportImpact, Cláudia Esteves from diaktimor, and the author, Maria Inês Almeida.