Projects Done By Clubs

298 TRACC Tanzania - addressing the problem of AIDS orphans, Tanzania

Status Dates

304 Strengthening Primary Schools for Boys and Girls, Pakistan

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES, THE EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES PROVIDED IN THIS CONTEXT IS INSUFFICIENT WHICH NEEDS TO BE IMPROVED. THERE ARE 07 AGENCIES IN FATA.  MORE OVER FATA AREAS ARE MOSTLY CLOSE TO AFGHANISTAN BORDER.

AIMS OF THE PROJECT ARE TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION SO THAT PEOPLE OF FATA CAN PROVE THEMSELVES TO BE PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS IN THE COMMUNITY. ESTABLISHMENT OR IMPROVEMENT/STRENGTHENING OF SCHOOLS IN FATA ON EMERGENCY BASIS IS NEED OF THE HOUR AS TRIBAL AREAS ARE THE MOST DEPRIVED AND IGNORED ENTITY OF THE COUNTRY. THEY REALLY DESERVE TO BE BROUGHT AT PAR WITH OTHER DEVELOPED AREAS OF THE COUNTRY AND IN THIS WAY THEY WILL PLAY MORE POSITIVE ROLE IN THE SOCIAL, MORAL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES OF THE SOCIETY.   KEEPING IN VIEW SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BETTERMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEOPLES OF THE FATA, ROTARY CLUB OF PESHAWAR ABAYSIN INTENDS TO STRENGTHEN EXISTING SELECTED GOVT. PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ONE EACH IN NORTH AND SOUTH WAZIRISTAN , KHYBER, KURRAM AGENCY BAJ0UR, ORAKZAI,  AND MOHMAND AGENCIES UNDER THE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LITERACY PROGRAMME. ONE SCHOOL WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN ONE AGENCY UNDER THE PROJECT.

UNDER THE PROJECT FURNITURE, UNIFORM, BOOKS/ STATIONERY, TEACHING AID, WATER COOLERS, IMPROVEMENT OF PLAYGROUNDS AND RECREATION ITEMS WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE SELECTED SCHOOLS.

Status Dates

309 Improve the health of 1815 families, Uganda

Status Dates

319 Construction of Pit Latrines for a Primary School , Uganda

St.Charles Lwanga Mixed Primary School accommodates over 600 pupils.Three years ago.the girls' toilet block collapsed as it was nearly filled. This gave way to sharing of the remaining toilet facilities amongst the boys. girls, teachers andsupport staff.Only four stances are available! Thlis is quite risky. given the fact liiMl iliese pupils are growing into adolescents, As toilets are shared amongst boys and girls, unwanted sexual practices may crop up.leading to sexual transmitted diseases like AIDS and unwanted pregnancies. With adequate toilet facilities, there would be improved personal hygiene and safer education of children.

Status Dates

237 Feeding Center for Orphans, Zimbabwe

Status Dates

191 Labreze Water Well, El Salvador

Status Dates

211 Provide a water supply to the Kongowe, Tanzania

Status Dates

238 Computers for schools, Costa Rica

Status Dates

279 Water catchment, filtering equipment, tanks and a well outside Kampala, Uganda

Status Dates

216 Plan next phase of project for education, potable water, infant mortality, commerce, sanitation..., Cambodia

Status Dates

33 TRACC -2007 Taking Rotary Assistance to Communities and Children, Uganda

This is a project to provide assistance to Orphans and Child-headed households and to provide opportunities for micro-credit to people with HIV/AIDS who are taking anti-retroviral drugs, people who are HIV positive and people willing to be tested for HIV in southern Uganda near the Tanzanian border.  Children are provided with basics such as food staples, kitchen utensils, personal health items, school uniforms, school fees, school lunches, vocational training for older children, training in gardening and in keeping animals, etc.  The micro-credit businesses include farming, caring for animals, hairdressing, restaurant, shopkeeping, bar etc. 

The children also are helped through the oversight of Rotarians who visit them regularly and the acquisition of guardians, local people who oversee individual homes.

Status Dates

325 Illustrated Dictionaries for Life, Uganda

Status Dates

326 Scholarships to University for Ugandan Students, Uganda

This is a project to provide scholarships to orphans in the T.R.A.C.C. project who have completed high school with sufficiently high marks to be able to enter university.  The scholarships provide one year of University tuition as well as room and board.  Three scholarships are to be awarded.

Status Dates

136 Lombok clean water and sanitation, Indonesia

Improved health and wellness of the people in the small villages of the Island of Lombok through education on hygiene and sanitation, through installation of 600+ biosand filters, through ongoing support by the Rotarians of Lombok, by the Rotary Club of Calgary and by CAWST.

Is this a duplicate of MG0760829 ?

Status Dates

265 Distribution of insecticide treated bed nets, Multiple Countries

Status Dates

244 Water pipeline to an orphanage, Tanzania

The Tumaini Orphanage outside Bukoba houses 200 orphan girls.  Because of lack of available water children are sent several times a day to take water from a nearby river.  The water is not clean.  This project wlll tie the orphanage into the main clean water source in Bukoba, and the water will be piped in.

Rotarians in Bukoba will play an active role in not only helping to finance the pipeline but by actively digging the trench for the pipeline.

 The Rotary Club of Calgary funded $5300 of this project and is the only outside international source of funding for it.

Funds were sent to the project in early July 2008

Status Dates

245 TRACC 2009 - Taking Rotary Assistance to Communities and Children, Uganda

This is a second project in southern Uganda sponsored by RC of Calgary to assist AIDs orphans and to provide micro-credit assistance to HIV/AIDS affected or infected adults.  This project will build on the success of the initial project which is now complete as of May 1, 2009. The project is expected to be about 3 times larger, adding many more orphans  to the program as well as adults who need micro-credit assistance.  A component of providing malaria nets will also be included.

 This project is intended to get underway in October 2009 and extend for 3 years.  The number one objective is to achieve sustainable lives for those directly involved by educating them, teaching them skills in vocations and through micro-credit helping adults build small businesses or farm operations.

A theme running through the entire project is health - getting tested; getting and staying on ARVs if infected.

The Rotary clubs in the Host country are RCs of Masaka, Kaliziso, and Kyotera.

As well as funds from RC of Calgary, funds for this project will be sought from The Rotary Foundation and Canadian Rotary Collaboration for International Development.  Other sources - clubs in Uganda, individual donations, possibly other clubs in Alberta.

Status Dates

165 Wellness through Sustainability and Appropriate Technology, Nicaragua

Status Dates

264 Medical equipment to the Neurosurgery Department of Hospital Maciel, Uruguay

Status Dates

280 Biosand water filters for individual households on the Lombok Islands, Indonesia, Indonesia

To provide biosand water filters for individual households in selected villages on the Lombok Islands, Indonesia.

This is the third project of this type, and was approved by RI in Sept 2008 and fully funded in early January 2009. Funds were in place in Mid February 2009 and Mataram Rotary say that they will commence field work in April 2009. 

Status Dates

282 District 9100 Malaria Control Project,

To help fight Malaria through the distribution of insecticide treated Bednets in countries and communities served by Rotary Iternational District 9100 in West Africa.

The fourteen countries in District 9100 are Senegal,Gambia, Guinea Bisau, Guinea, Mali , Cote de Voire, Benin ,Togo , Niger, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde and Liberia.

The project also involves training in the usage of the nets. promotion of intermittent treatment of bednets in the various communities and access to healthcare via Health Training at Community level.

Status Dates

301 Water harvesting and biosand filtration and sanitation, Uganda

Our most urgent need is to supply rain water harvest Biosand filtration tanks and construct pit latrines for good sanitation and clean water of these vulnerable groups. Therefore, the proposal request funds to implement Drainage water harvest and sanitation project for Female Headed (FHHs) and Child Headed Households (CHHs) for their good health hence avail clean rain water to drink and construct the pit latrines to use to avoid water borne diseases and some other environmental problems while in their families.

The Kalisizo Rotary Club has an excellent track record in carrying out international projects.  The pictue above shows participants in one of their recent projects - these are orphans boys learning automechanics.  One of the biggest needs they have is to improve water and sanitation.

Status Dates

266 Palliative care program, Kenya

Salary support for medical couseling and social workers salaries, the acquisition of pain killing drugs and  the tuition, travel  and accomodation costs for nurses to complete university degrees in palliatuve care

Status Dates

270 Water treatment systems and cots with mosquito nets , Thailand

Status Dates

273 ShelterBox , Multiple Countries

The purchase of five ShelterBoxes to augment the stocks  held worldwide for emergencies and natural disasters

Status Dates

241 Purchase of Ultrasound Machine for Lifeline Malawi Association,

Status Dates

251 Maternity Clinic , Malawi

The provision of all equipment to permit a maternity clinic to become operational. Kit required consists of diagnostic equipment, surgical equipment, medicalfurniture, protective wear and sterilizer.

Status Dates

320 Lifeline Malawi minivan, Malawi

Status Dates

66 School House in Batey Caraballo, Dominican Republic

Status Dates

247 Rural micro-industry development, Uganda

Status Dates

283 HELPING WAYUU CHILDREN ATTEND SCHOOL, Colombia

Status Dates

123 Provide 18 Sewing Machines, Ecuador

Status Dates

139 Provide 29,864 IOL surgeries to needy persons in Northern India, India

Status Dates

140 Provide 18,752 IOL surgeries for needy persons in central India, India

Status Dates

143 Provide 6400 cataract surgeries in Bangalore North, India, India

Status Dates

159 Crop development in Uttaranchal, India, India

Status Dates

239 Keep Kids in school beyond age 12, Mexico

We started the program 3 years ago and basically we bring money to keep chldren in school after the age of 12 or grade six. The first year just Calgary North sent $US 2500; and then the next year three Rotary Clubs from our Distirct: Calgary North, Calgary Heritage Park and Calgary Millenium contributed $7500, which was matched with a grant of $7500 from Wild Rose Foundation to keep 54 children in school, supply backpacks and school supplies for these kids. Grades must be at least85%. Partner Club is the Rotary Club of Puerto Vallarta Sur.

We also bring supplies for the kids at the town dump, like toiletries, clothing, school supplies, tooth paste and tooth brushes, etc. We have applied for Wild Rose Foundation this year and hope to do support 90 children this year.

Status Dates

306 Improve the livelihood of three poor communities through water harvesting, India

Status Dates

310 Provide micro credit loans to women, India

Status Dates

277 Furniture, equipment and books to the local library in Ranomafana, Fianarantsoa, Madagascar, Madagascar

Status Dates

246 Animal husbandry at Kulica school, Uganda

Animal husbandry at Kulica school

VS0864832 ?

Status Dates

313 Provide furniture, equipment and books to the local library in Ranomafana, Madagascar

Status Dates

36 Building and Equipping a Community Health Centre, Ecuador

Status Dates

198 School Supplies and Equipment for St. Sava School, Serbia and Montenegro

Status Dates

197 Flush-Out Latrine Complex, India

Status Dates

199 Cassava Grinders for Cameroon, Cameroon

Status Dates

250 Rural scholarships, Uganda

Status Dates

316 Provide a training support program for rural community leaders in Kampala, Uganda

Status Dates

209 Treated bed nets, Multiple Countries

Status Dates

230 Renovation of Primary School Phase 2B, Kenya

Status Dates

274 Maternity Hospital Washing Machine, Malawi

Status Dates

308 Provide eaves troughing, water tanks, water filters and education to 100 families, Colombia

Status Dates

318 Provide BioSand Water Filter technology and sanitation & hygiene education, Colombia

Status Dates

217 Ghana with Gates, Ghana

Ghana West Africa has a population of 22.9 million, a 20% unemployment rate, 31% of the people live under the poverty line and the life expectancy is 59 years. By providing loan capital to 3,000 women, we will be able to impact the lives of approximately 15,000 individuals.   This new microcredit program in Kasoa, Ghana was identified by Opportunity International, a non-governmental organization operating since 1971 which focuses on microcredit.  The Microcredit Task Force in District 5360 has joined force with San Diego District 5340 to raise $100,000 each. This money raised will then be matched 2:1 with The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for a grand total of $600,000.

Several clubs in the District have contributed to this project including Red Deer and area clubs, Rotary Club of Sylvan Lake, Rotary Club of Calgary West, and Rotary Club of Sarcee. Rotary Club of Calgary is seeking a matching grant of $25,000 from the Wild Rose Foundation.

Status Dates

224 Ensenada Home Building, Mexico

Status Dates

327 Building Basic Education in Guatemala, Guatemala

We will be building 20 classrooms onto existing schools in 8 villages over the next two years.

We will also include 4 kitchens for the lunch program.

Status Dates

118 AFRICANADA School Links Programme, Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone - CAUSE Canada, another Canmore-based NGO, has several aid projects in West Africa and Central America.  We have provided them with $5000 in this Rotary year as seed money, to be triple matched by CIDA, to develop a community educational facility.

19 schools in Canada will be partnered with 19 schools in Sierra Leone. Financial assistance for each African school will purchase books, desks, computers, science and recreational equipment. Five scholarships per school will cover school fees for the poorest students. Cross-cultural commumication with a monthly newsletter and photographs will keep the students in touch. Canadian students will conduct "green" fundraising projects. Sustainable living strategies will be shared with schools in Sierra Leone.

Status Dates

68 Tengeru Women's Educational Project, Tanzania

Status Dates

75 Serve Nepal, Nepal

Status Dates

96 Christmas gifts for disadvantaged children, Mexico

Status Dates

295 Support the Morningstar elementary school,

Status Dates

296 Hearts and Hands, Guatemala

Status Dates

287 Purchase a minibus for the Street Kids Awareness program, Malawi

Status Dates

152 Safe Water Project in Kodugallur, India, India

Status Dates

322 To support the service projects of RI District 5360, Canada

Status Dates

258 Portable ultrasound system and ventilator to the Blackfeet Community Hospital, United States

Status Dates

183 Kosovo Books, Yugoslavia

Status Dates

133 Resettling Displaced Families, Uganda

Status Dates

263 Rainwater harvesting system, shallow wells, mosquito nets, fuel efficient stoves, and livestock, Uganda

Status Dates

286 Help to village: water, malaria nets, trees, animals, vocational education, Uganda

Kyeera Village located in Masaka District of Uganda
Population:900
200 households

25 water tanks
1 water tank for the school
Hand dug water well
600 malaria nets
200 cook stoves
1000 tree seedlings
10 heifers, 50 piglets, 200 cocks
Education and training for all areas to ensure the project is sustainable.

Status Dates

231 San Juan Cosala Orphanage , Mexico

Status Dates

63 Micro-credit / Tsunami Rebuild, Multiple Countries

A cabaret was held in lethbridge in January 2005 to raise funds for the Tsunami rebuilding efforts in Asia. The funds raised from the cabaret are to be matched by D5360 clubs, other funding partners and Opportunity International, the micro-credit organization selected to help in the countries of need.

Funds were donated to Opportunity International, unsure what the status of ur donation would be, ie which country, which community, etc, etc. For everyone's information, you may be aware that there was a recent pplication made to RI for a Microcredit Rotary Action Group. This was approved by the RI Board. PDG Steve Rickard is to be the chair of this RAG.

Status Dates

64 Habitat for Humanity, United States

Status Dates

65 Poultry and small game farm, Togo

Funding request is to assist a small group of young AIDS orphans learn animal husbandry and necessary marketing skills to purchase and raise young domestic farm animals such as chickens, rabbits and lamb and then sell to market. These orphans' parents have all died of AID, some of the orphans have AIDS themselves, and the project will allow them to provide food for themselves.

Funds were sent to The Rotary Foundation, I am waiting for an update from our friends in Togo. 

Status Dates

171 Primary School Water Well and Water Distribution System., Burkina Faso

Status Dates

219 Nilgiris tribal 10-bed hospital, India

Rotarian, Dr. Hans-Henning Mündel was a CUSO-Volunteer as the first Farm Manager in 1966-67 for a 25-family tribal settlement scheme, for the Paniya tribe in the western slopes of the Nilgiri Hills. The Nilgiris Adivasi Welfare Association (NAWA) is the NGO he worked for; and it is this NAWA which sought contributions towards establishing a 10-bed hospital at the Paniya Colony, with facilities for in-patients and an outpatient section. In the past, the dispensary at the Paniya Colony was only open during the daytime. Patients requiring hospitalization needed to be transported to either Sultans Battery or Calicut, in Kerala State, or to the Kolikarai Hospital of NAWA, which is over 150 km from the Paniya Colony, up the Nilgiri Hills. Very sick patients could not safely be subjected to such arduous journeys. NAWA was able to secure the services of a doctor, Dr. Sriharan, M.B.B.S., the doctor in charge for the existing dispensary since April 2010 to serve the new hospital as its Medical Officer. 

Building of hospital: $42,000 raised; first instalment of $5000 sent & received electronically in India in June 2009; second instalment of $10,000 sent to India in Oct.2009; and third instalment of $10,000 sent in Jan. 2010. Last instalment of $17,000 was sent in March, 2010.  July 18th, 2010 was the official inauguration of the "NAWA GOLDEN JUBILEE HOSPITAL, PANIYA FARM".

 The other component, of outfitting the hospital for $US 21,600 appears under Project 297, for which TRF Matching Grant #71455 was secured.

Status Dates

67 Basic Dental Services to the poor and under priviliged in Ntinda Parish (county) Uganda, Uganda

The project involves the acquisition of a mobile dental chair and other necessary surgery instruments and enlisting the services of voluntary doctors (but who are facilitated) to visit identified community clinics from where the disadvantaged residents would be invited to come for dental medical examination and treatment on specific days of the week. This is an annual commitment for three years.

Latest update (5th May 2008):

Our 3 year commitment to provide funding for support staff and maintenance of the project has come to an end this Rotary year. Partnering with Cochrane, we each contributed 750.00US over the past 3 years for the ongoing functioning of the dental clinic. Over those three years, Lethbridge East has contributed supplemental equipment and has facilitated in the repair of equipment on at least two occasions. There have been at least 2 visits to the site to my knowledge by Dr. Cahoon and Kalvin Kato to ensure the project's continued success.
I am awaiting confirmation of monies we had sent last month, and a final report from our partner club in Kampala; the Rotary Club of Ntinda. This is the most recent email received by me from Nathan Behagana on May 2....

ear Dr Chuck

I am very sorry for not acknowledging receipt of your mail immmediately. I wanted to inform you after collecting the money . and compiling an update report. I am yet to collect the money .However I wish to you and your Club for your great assistance to this project. We are most grateful.

Greeetings to all

Nathan

Status Dates

126 Bleacher and Baseball Equipment, United States

Status Dates

297 Outfit Tribal (Paniya) Hospital:Providing Furnishings, Equipment and Patient-Transport , India

In a partner project, a 10-bed hospital, with multipurpose hall and nursing station, was built for tribal people of the western slopes of the Nilgiri Hills. With fundraising among Rotary clubs in our District (5360), private donors, etc. the hospital was completed and inaugurated on July 18, 2010.   This is a continuation of  the hospital project supported through the Rotary Club of Lethbridge East: i.e. for this current project the outlined supplies are sought, to make the tribal hospital fully functional. Aside from DDF $US 5000 (apporved by the District 5360 WCS Committee on July 7, 2009), DDF $US 3550 from District 3201; Rotary Club of Lethbridge East $US 2000; and Rotary Club of Coimbatore-Manchester $US 1000; this TRF Matching Grant 71455 was approved for $US 10,050 Sept. 15, 2009A cost break-down in $US is approx. as follows:

Furnishings INRupees 1,10,552= 1.1 lakh  - e.g. cots, cupboards, tables, chairs, bedside racks, mattresses, sheets, blankets

Vehicle 4 wd INR 5,26,980 - to transport patients

 Equipment :

- X-ray machine INR 3,50,000

- Generator INR 48,828

TOTAL approx. $US 21,600 (Indian Rupees 10,36,360 = 10 lakh) - exchange rate: 48 INR = $US 1

July 18, 2010 the official handing over of all equipment and vehicle ('ambulance' medical van) took place at the site of the simultaneously inaugurated 'NAWA GOLDEN JUBILEE HOSPITAL, PANIYA FARM' (built under project #219, which see for a picture of the hospital): with numerous Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Coimbatore-Manchester present, as well as a Past District Governor, Capt. Matthews.

Status Dates

223 Shelter Box, Multiple Countries

ShelterBox is a project of the Rotary Club of Helston-Lizard (UK) and was officially launched in April 2000. The mission of the project is to deliver immediate relief to victims of natural and other disasters anywhere in the world, by providing shelter and other survival essentials as required. Each ShelterBox costs $1200 (Cdn$); the Boxes are packed in the UK and delivered around the world to natural and humanitarian disaster areas. To date, aid has been sent to more than 40 countries and provided relief to more than half a million people.

The District goal is for each Club in the District to buy at least one Box.

Status Dates

138 Community development in 4 villages in Calcutta, India, India

Status Dates

284 Provide school students with drinking water, sanitation, computers and other school materials, India

Status Dates

285 Literacy Project for primary students at two schools in Cape Town, South Africa, South Africa

Status Dates

315 provide basic infrastructures such as pure drinking water supply, sanitation facility etc., India

Status Dates

323 Provide computer equipment to ADEVISA, an association for blind and visually impaired people, Brazil

Status Dates

292 Shelterboxes, Multiple Countries

Status Dates

293 Hearing Aids, Mexico

Status Dates

233 MAD About Art, South Africa

We provide a unique mix of innovative arts-based education and narrative therapy designed to increase children's knowledge of HIV and AIDS, create more open communication and reduce risk-taking behaviour by increasing self-esteem and self-advocacy.

Ultimately our aim is to reduce new HIV infections in children and young people.

Status Dates

55 Youth Orphanage Heating Project, Russian Federation

Status Dates

112 Library for the Disadvantaged, India

Status Dates

267 Support to Orphans and Vulnerable Children, Uganda

The proposed project will address the socio-economic and empowerment needs of the children and youth affected and infected with HIV/AIDS. The number of orphaned and abandoned children and youth is rapidly increasing especially in the communities of Katerera , Kicwamba, Kyambura, Katunguru, Kazinga, Kasenyi and Ndekye found in Bushenyi District ,Uganda.

The project will provide humanitarian support, guidance and training to 30 children out 2660 who were identified by M/s House of Love-Africa as potential beneficiaries.  The 30 children will be given a one year scholarship as the project undergoes the gestation period. Project support will flow to many others in the communities

Status Dates

242 Provision of basic reproductive Health care package to adolescents , Uganda

Status Dates

272 Taking Rotary Assistance to Communities and Children - Port Bell, Uganda

Status Dates

324 Intensive care Unit, Nepal

Project involves the funding of an Intensive Care Unit at the Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children.  Okotoks club plans to raise funds from clubs and match them via Alberta Community Initiatives Program and if possible work with a non-Pilot Club to obtain further matching from TRF.

 A tour to Nepal is planned.

Status Dates

214 Micro-credit targeting at women, Ghana

Status Dates

215 Service, Equipment, Water - Olds Exchange Student project., Thailand

Status Dates

166 Send used ball equipment to the Dominican Republic, Dominican Republic

The Olds club has collected used ball equipment from the Old’s Minor Ball Association and we will soon be packing it up and sending it to the Dominican Republic. A couple of members are interested in travelling with the equipment to help deliver it.

We also plan to meet with a Rotary club in the Dominican to help with the delivery of the equipment. 

Status Dates

167 MEDIC Canada microcredit project in Ghana, Ghana

Status Dates

311 Supply of safe water to 4500 school children and 120 teachers in 10 Primary Schools, Uganda

Status Dates

131 Drinking water for human use in Santa Rosa, Peru, Peru

Status Dates

314 Supplement Matching Grant 61832 to provide safe drinking water for the village of Santa Rosa, Peru

To help supplement Matching Grant MG0761832 to provide safe drinking water for the village of Santa Rosa, Peru

(Our project 131)

Status Dates

59 Modernization of Makerere University Dental School, Uganda

Status Dates

163 Dental services at Mengo Hospital, Uganda

Status Dates

175 Dental outreach, rural Uganda, Uganda

Status Dates

177 Dental equipment maintenance and hygiene and vocational training, Kampala, Uganda

Status Dates

260 Agricultural education, gabions, sewing machines, and water tanks, Kenya

Status Dates

262 Water purification and training in the Gisozi, Kaboko and Kashenyi villages, Uganda

Status Dates