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Circus Trains Disadvantaged Children, August 2012
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Photo 1 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNWEthiopia's Fekat Circus teaches vulnerable children the artistry of circus performance ... -
Photo 2 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNW... In order to boost their self esteem. -
Photo 3 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNWFekat which means 'blossoming circus' in Amharic began in 2004 when a young man, Dereje Dagne, who grew up on the streets of Addis Ababa, started the circus with other children. -
Photo 4 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNWHere the clowns are entertaining children and their parents at a hospital's paediatric ward. -
Photo 5 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNWThey children are taught a variety of skills. -
Photo 6 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNW... On the ground ... -
Photo 7 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNW... In the air ... -
Photo 8 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNW... And even tricks with bubbles. -
Photo 9 of 9Credit: Borja Santos/ RNWThe delight on the faces of the audience is clear to see.
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