Rural Women Micro Enterprise Cooperative Development When EDGF went to construct a safe drinking water project in Ntungfe, they met with the village desperate and marginalised poor, who do not have access to
Village Vision (cataract surgery) The Village Vision project forms part of Symbiosis Eye Camps and Health Activities (SECHA), the aim of which is to alleviate poverty by improving health, addressing disability and removing
Hope Begins With Water Water is a scarce resource in Afghanistan. Often there isn’t any plumbing system to ensure a reliable supply of water. Every house and every building has to find their
Teen Girls PK Mentoring Camps Children of prisoners are almost seven times more likely to go to prison than their peers. With an absent father these young women need positive mentors in their
Professional Retail and Customer Service Training Programme The mission of Dress for Success Adelaide is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing them with professional attire, a network of support
Girl Empowerment Project This project, which will be implemented in Ngora District in Kobuin Sub-county Eastern Uganda, has a life span of 5 months. Innovative Youth with Action Uganda (IYAU) is a grassroots
Crisis line for bereaved parents The Compassionate Friends (TCFSA) offer friendship and understanding by reaching out to bereaved parents, to the surviving siblings and other family members to support them in the grief
Economic Empowerment - women's self-help groups (South Africa) Hopes and Dreams Inc. is dedicated to delivering self-sustaining, poverty breaking solutions through micro enterprise and water development projects in remote and rural parts of
Teen-Family Camp leadership activities HeartKids of South Australia Inc (HKSA) provide support, information and resources to children and young people who have Childhood Heart Disease (CHD) and their families. HKSA is concerned with
Little Pop-up Library Time for Kids was established in 1960 to prevent disadvantaged children from entering the juvenile justice system. Today, they continue to work with children and young people who experience various