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Saving Tomorrow Zimbabwe aims to complete construction of the Donga Resource Center by March 2011 to support vulnerable children in Africa. Future projects will similarly work through existing organizations like Matthew Rusike Children's Home to impact organizations internationally supporting education, health, housing and nutrition for children affected by HIV/AIDS. The main goal is to internationally impact organizations supporting vulnerable children in Africa.
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Healthlink Worldwide is an international NGO that focuses on communication for health and disability in developing countries. They work with local organizations to help communities identify health issues and communicate their needs. One of their projects is the International Memory Project, which uses memory work to encourage families affected by HIV to communicate. Memory work involves activities that improve parent-child communication, support disclosure of HIV status, assist with succession planning, and create memory books. Evaluations found the approach reduces stigma and increases confidence, communication, and future planning among families living with HIV. Key challenges to memory work include lack of funding, unsupportive laws and policies, and limited male involvement.
PRAYAS NGO
Prayas is a humanitarian organization focused on children's rights and development. It operates 242 centers across 9 states serving around 50,000 marginalized children and youth through programs related to child protection, juvenile justice, trafficking, and vocational training. For 27 years, Prayas has worked to protect children's rights and help them meet basic needs through initiatives that improve quality of life. The intern gained experience in areas like teaching children, organizing activities, and learning about NGO functioning, vision, objectives and challenges.
Discover the Top NGO in Mumbai: Child Safe Foundation
Looking for the top NGO in Mumbai? Your search ends here! Child Safe Foundation, a renowned non-governmental organization, stands out as a leader in promoting child safety and welfare. With a mission to protect and empower children, Child Safe Foundation (childsafefoundation.org) has been making a significant impact in Mumbai and beyond. To learn more about their initiatives and how you can contribute, visit their website or contact them at +91 8483968879. Experience the remarkable work of Child Safe Foundation, the top NGO in Mumbai, and join hands in creating a safer and brighter future for children.
Early On Public Awareness Report
This report of activities was submitted to the Michigan Interagency Coordinating Council from Early On Public Awareness. Time period of activities: 9/2/2010 through 10/15/2010.
Lafn presentation,dec2010-20032
The document provides an overview of the Loaves and Fishes Network (LAFN) non-profit organization. LAFN's vision is to develop children in the Eastern Cape to their full potential through childcare and development programs. Their mission is to respond to the needs of vulnerable children by providing safety, nutrition, education, and protection from abuse. LAFN operates feeding programs at 26 childcare centers serving over 1,300 children daily, provides training to childcare workers, and develops childcare center infrastructure. The document outlines LAFN's history, operations, leadership, the needs of the communities it serves, and its ongoing financial needs.
Arupa Mission SAISHAV Animation Film_Programme 2015-16
The document discusses Arupa Mission Research Foundation's SAISHAV program, which aims to empower children through child development, protection, and abuse prevention efforts. The program addresses issues like high infant mortality, school dropouts, child abuse, and lack of rights and protection. It works to improve child survival through health support, facilitate education access, and raise awareness on abuse prevention. SAISHAV also builds community participation to empower children through training programs, sensitization activities, and the use of an animation film to generate discussion on protecting childhood. The overall goal is to empower children and ensure their well-being and rights.
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- Assist the program director and program assistants in daily operations and activities of the organization.
- Help with administrative tasks such as filing documents, answering phone calls, scheduling meetings.
- Assist in preparing materials and documents for projects, fundraising events and other activities.
- Provide translation and interpretation between English and Vietnamese when needed.
- Help maintain the organization's website and social media accounts.
- Participate in project site visits and assist project staff when needed.
- Attend meetings and take notes.
- Perform other duties assigned by the program director.
My main responsibilities during the internship included:
1. Assisting in administrative work such as filing documents, answering phone calls, scheduling meetings.
Rotary Newsletter April
Rotary is providing over $53 million in grants to support polio immunization activities led by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. Rotary has also committed to raising $150 million over three years to be matched 2-to-1 by the Gates Foundation for polio eradication. Mobile phones and text messaging are being used to strengthen communication lines between health workers in Pakistan and Nigeria for polio reporting and other maternal and child health data collection. Health workers can now quickly alert officials of potential polio cases and track immunization and other health metrics in real-time through their mobile phones.
Xela AID: Partnerships for Self-Reliance!
Mariela Hernandez
Phone- 502-4145-8992
Email-mariela@xelaaid.org
Address:
Xela AID
PO Box 2924
Xela, Guatemala
Website: www.xelaaid.org
Facebook: XelaAID
Instagram: @xelaaid
2014 International Annual Report
The document is the 2014 annual report of SOS Children's Villages International. It summarizes their work in 2014, including providing family-based care and family strengthening programs to over 439,500 people worldwide. It also discusses their education, health, and emergency response programs that supported over 845,200 people. Additionally, it highlights milestones such as the 25th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and innovations in community-integrated alternative care.
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