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HEALTHTREE UGANDA QUIZ NIGHT

6.30 PM, SATURDAY 21 FEBRUARY, 2026

HealthTree Uganda’s annual quiz night will take place at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday 21 February.
The location is  Chesham Town Hall, Parsonage Lane HP5 1EP.  There’s plenty of car parking  available.
Tickets are £15, which includes a meal (though please bring your own drink). Put your team together (up to 8 people) and email us at info@healthtreeuganda.org.uk to reserve a table and for payment details.
Last year’s quiz night raised nearly £1,250 to buy wheelchairs and other mobility aids for the rehabilitation centre for disabled children at Potter’s Village Child Crisis Centre, and funds raised this year will go towards buying more such life-transforming equipment.
We hope to see you on 21 February!
Elizabeth is sitting in her new wheelchair, which includes a tray in front of her on which she's placed a toy. She is delighted with it, and has a broad smile!

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