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Collection for Camilla’s Family
This is Camilla Lazzaroni, my sister, who died in the early hours of 9/12 in Vale da Telha in Aljezur. I saw that several people here from Portugal want to help us, the wake will take place in Aljezur, we still do not know the date of the wake because we are waiting for the release of the body. I’m leaving here some collection points for those who made themselves available to help us at this very difficult time, I will also leave here the bank details of our dear friend Sheyla Gomes who is helping me solve all the bureaucratic part, wake, documents, the coming of my mother (from Brazil to Portugal). Anyone who can help and wants to help, we will be very grateful!!!
Here is the account data:
NIB 001000005932126000171
IBAN PT50001000005932126000171
MB way 920093128
Collection points: Restaurante Fonte do Vale, Cafe Primavera Aljezur, Meo Super Vales, Bombeiros Voluntários de Aljezur
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Language Assistance in Dealing with Official Entities in Portugal
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Donation to the Aljezur Bombeiros
Further to our recent donation of 2100 bottles of water in July, Amovate have purchased a further 2100 bottles to add to their store, as the recent fires has seen the store cupboard looking nearly empty.
The water will be delivered to the Station today, and we thank all our members for helping us make this much needed donation.
Membership fees as well as other income sources allow these worthy causes to be supported, so please continue to help us help others.
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Amovate Committee have decided to donate 2100 x 0.5ltr bottles of water to the Aljezur Bombeiros to store at the Station House for use in emergency fire situations, for refreshing the crews fighting fires.
Generally the support comes from the Associação Alerta de incendio Florestal /Forest fire Alert who will back up local support with food and water in extreme situations.
The contact for this area is Sally Henman and with her daughter Selina they respond to calls for help and deliver goods to the station house or close to the Fire Point.
Amovate of course have always supported the Bombeiros, and are helping out whilst Sally recovers from an operation on her arm.
Generally obtaining large amounts of hand held water from shop shelves can prove difficult, and we ask that maybe when you’re out shopping you might buy a pack and keep it until there is a need to take it to a collection point.
Hopefully the water Amovate have supplied will not be required but I doubt that very much.







































