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Other Ways to HelpCAMPAIGNS
Country Update
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Haiti – Organisation de la Mission Evangelique Salem
OMES runs health clinics focused on the prevention and treatment of malnutrition for Haiti’s at-risk mothers, children and pregnant women. OMES also runs mobile medical clinics, and has been distributing medicines, vaccines and health education to help contain the emerging cholera outbreak in Cameau and surrounding areas.
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Uganda – Uganda Community Based Association for Child Welfare (UCOBAC)
In Uganda we offer families affected by HIV/AIDS home-based care kits. We help renovate their homes, start gardens and supply them with goats. These steps help diversify the family diet and provide income, simultaneously improving their health and livelihood.
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Bolivia – Alalay
Saved from a life of hardship on the streets, 7-year-old Alberto is now in the warm and caring environment of Alalay’s Marcelina House, a CFTC partner focused on helping vulnerable children in Bolivia. Read the full story here.
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Canada – Eel Ground School
Doing well in school takes energy, so we provide children at Eel Ground School in New Brunswick, Canada, a nutritious breakfast and lunch during the school year. These nutritious meals help to keep the children healthy and focused during class, leading to greater success.
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Ethiopia – Organization for Child Development and Child Transformation (CHAD ET)
In Woliso District, Ethiopia, we support orphans and vulnerable children by providing their school tuition fees. We also help improve the health of children in the community by providing soap, improving latrines in the area and covering the cost for medical attention.
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Ghana – Regional Advisory Information and Networks Systems (RAINS)
In Northern Ghana, with the help of our partner RAINS, we supply furniture and school materials to both Sang and Bidima Primary School, creating a comfortable and safe environment in which to learn.
Your Support In Action
Educating in La Paz
Orphaned at the age of four, Herlan was left in his grandmother’s care in La Paz, Bolivia. Herlan was often left alone, as his grandmother struggled to support them. He played in dumps and rarely attended school. A concerned relative contacted the Juana Azurduy De Padilla Centre about Herlan’s situation, and he was soon enrolled at the centre. He finally began to receive the support and attention he needed, and he began attending school regularly. Herlan is now a healthy, happy child and his schooling has opened up a world of opportunities for his future.
What's New?
Giving hope for the future
The girls’ dorm is now complete at House of Hope in Haiti! Read about the project here http://wp.me/P1GYuS-1s7
Alberto’s Story
Only 7 years old, Alberto’s life has not been easy, but he is now safe at Marcelina House, which is run by CFTC partner Alalay in Bolivia. Read more about his new beginning here: http://goo.gl/YEb1j
Photos from Haiti
After months of planning and months of construction, the girls’ dorm at House of Hope is complete! View the finished product here: http://goo.gl/MSFjq
An Adventure of a Lifetime
Anastassia is no stranger to adventure, and proved this last November by climbing the highest peak in Africa. Read our exclusive interview and see her amazing photos here:
http://wp.me/P1GYuS-1wFPhotos from Ghana
Travel across Ghana through the eyes of Mueni, CFTC’s Program Manager for Ghana and Uganda. Check out the photos here: http://goo.gl/4l3zv
Eshetu’s Story
Eshetu’s life was transformed after he became a sponsored child. Read more about his story here: http://wp.me/P1GYuS-1l0
Exploring Ghana!
Our Program Manager, Mueni, just returned home last December from visiting Ghana. Read about her adventures here: http://wp.me/P1GYuS-1sD
World Food Party
Thank you to everyone that took part in World Food Party! Read about three unique fundraisers that took place last year and be inspired to take part this year: http://wp.me/P1GYuS-1pL





