See how CAFOD supports local groups providing access to clean water and medical treatment, as well as distributing food, seeds and fertiliser to struggling families
Gamechanger tells the story of YesPinoy Foundation (YPF), its flagship programs and achievements through the years since Jose Sixto “Dingdong” Dantes III, its founding Chair, established the foundation with the support of his industry associates, friends in government and people exposed in social movements and supporters on August 21, 2009. YPF is more than five years and keeps on growing stronger, rolling out programs for the benefit of marginalized youths and vulnerable communities. At YPF we believe that the Philippines is "A nation worth living for, one that we will never leave behind.”
Gamechanger tells the story of YesPinoy Foundation (YPF), its flagship programs and achievements through the years since Jose Sixto “Dingdong” Dantes III, its founding Chair, established the foundation with the support of his industry associates, friends in government and people exposed in social movements and supporters on August 21, 2009. YPF is more than five years and keeps on growing stronger, rolling out programs for the benefit of marginalized youths and vulnerable communities. At YPF we believe that the Philippines is "A nation worth living for, one that we will never leave behind.”
Branches of the Vine . . . Ghana, United Kingdom and America Improving the li...Frank Myers
For the past fifteen years, Branches of the Vine (BOV) a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization has been about the mission of proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, empowering villages and educating children.
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In additional to being of service to people in need, BOV is also a vehicle for donors and volunteers to personally participate in outreach programs, engage with cultures different from their own and experience the joy of giving and receiving as they learn and build new relationships. BOV aims to respond to the words of Mother Teresa when she said: "If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”
This entry from Ginghamsburg United Methodist (ginghamsburg.org) highlights the Sudan Project.
Since 2005, the Sudan Project has invested $6.1 million into sustainable agriculture, education, safe water and health projects, and Ginghamsburg continues to stand by those in post-referendum Sudan and South Sudan.
For more information about the Leadership Network Photo Essay Contest, visit http://bit.ly/LNphoto
2021 Home Building Projects for Dominican Starfish FoundationLouise ZoBell
This slide show contains before and after photos of the 20 homes built by Dominican Starfish Foundation in 2021. Thanks to our many donors who made this possible!!
In this slideshow, we share the 5 areas of focus for Dominican Starfish Foundation and some of our accomplishments achieved through the help of many generous donors!
Branches of the Vine . . . Ghana, United Kingdom and America Improving the li...Frank Myers
For the past fifteen years, Branches of the Vine (BOV) a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization has been about the mission of proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, empowering villages and educating children.
BOV promotes programs aimed at reducing suffering and meeting basic needs of remote rural populations, globally. BOV, sponsors salvation, education and health initiatives: medical and dental triage field teams, distribution of medicines and treated mosquito nets, seminars and training. Building schools, churches, KVIP toilet facilities and boring clean water wells. BOV sends a container to Ghana annually. The container (love container) includes teaching materials, teaching aids, library books, clothes, Bibles and blankets to prisoners and other items to help improve the lives of those in need.
In additional to being of service to people in need, BOV is also a vehicle for donors and volunteers to personally participate in outreach programs, engage with cultures different from their own and experience the joy of giving and receiving as they learn and build new relationships. BOV aims to respond to the words of Mother Teresa when she said: "If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”
This entry from Ginghamsburg United Methodist (ginghamsburg.org) highlights the Sudan Project.
Since 2005, the Sudan Project has invested $6.1 million into sustainable agriculture, education, safe water and health projects, and Ginghamsburg continues to stand by those in post-referendum Sudan and South Sudan.
For more information about the Leadership Network Photo Essay Contest, visit http://bit.ly/LNphoto
2021 Home Building Projects for Dominican Starfish FoundationLouise ZoBell
This slide show contains before and after photos of the 20 homes built by Dominican Starfish Foundation in 2021. Thanks to our many donors who made this possible!!
In this slideshow, we share the 5 areas of focus for Dominican Starfish Foundation and some of our accomplishments achieved through the help of many generous donors!
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We will take a moment to celebrate, but we won’t stop here.
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2. Zimbabwe’s almost complete economic collapse led to widespread unemployment and poverty. Families are suffering food, medical and fuel shortages – and hyperinflation means even a loaf of bread can be completely unaffordable
3. In response to this, CAFOD supports local groups providing access to clean water and medical treatment, as well as distributing food, seeds and fertiliser to struggling families
4. Gladys Madziva is HIV positive and her husband died in 2004. She has six children, one of which has died. She also looks after two orphans and helps her daughter care for two grandchildren
5. This is Gladys’ youngest son eating his porridge. He is also HIV positive. For a single parent looking after so many children in this impoverished country, emergency food is a vital lifeline. Thankfully, CAFOD is able to support families like Gladys’.
6. CAFOD also enables people to grow their own food so they are not reliant on aid. For example, in Manika village, CAFOD started a garden cooperative for a group of women so they could grow food for themselves and their families.
7. In the Manika garden plot, the members share the land and grow onions, tomatoes, and kale - a form of cabbage.
8. The project began in 2006, when one of CAFOD’s partners provided seed packs and began to teach people farming methods that also protect the environment. It now has 29 members.
9. Members of the garden cooperative holding onions grown on their land. Although they have managed to grow vegetables on this previously barren land, the present economic situation prevents them from selling their surplus food
10. Cecilia Uriri has seven children and ten more that she looks after for her extended family. She had no income but, when she got involved in the project in 2005, she managed to grow her own food, raise livestock, and share surplus food with those around her -thanks to CAFOD’s help
11. Nicholas Mukokota lives in Tsikwa village with his wife and three children. Abigail, on the right, is his eldest daughter. Nicholas was a builder specialising in roofing houses, but he and his wife Agnes fell ill and could no longer work or look after their family
12. Once Nicholas and Agnes (pictured) were able to get the appropriate medical treatment and supplementary food rations through CAFOD, they regained their strength. CAFOD then helped Nicholas to start a vegetable and herb garden, which is now his pride and joy.
13. Here Abigail Mukokota, Nicholas’ daughter, fetches water from the well in her family's compound. She uses the water for household chores. In 2006, CAFOD upgraded this well so the family could access clean water. CAFOD also built them a new toilet.
14. Prior to this well, the little water they had was unsafe. In the words of Nicholas, the new well and latrine were ”like a dream come true. Our life has greatly improved!”
15. These children attend Chigapa Primary school in Chivi district. Here pupils are carrying a bench to put under a tree where they will have a drama and singing class.
16. Magret Dhuvurai, eleven, who attends this school, likes learning Shona and English. CAFOD has built latrines at the school and the children learn how to prevent cholera and diahorrea in class.
17. Monica and Morrison, pictured here, can now support themselves and their family thanks to CAFOD’s help. But the situation in Zimbabwe remains dire. As Monica says: “This is not the end of the story, it is just the beginning!!”
18. Photo credits Nana Anto-Awuakye, Fiona Callister, Alessandra Magri For more info, please see cafod.org.uk/zimbabwe
Editor's Notes
Zimbabwe was once one of the richest countries in Africa, and yet it is now crippled by economic chaos and political repression. Many Zimbabweans have voted with their feet, with hundreds of thousands emigrating. But for most people in the crisis-torn country, life is still a daily struggle to put food on their families’ plates.