Rural Youth Reproductive and Sexual Health Education Campaign (Uganda) In October 2014, UCF awarded a small grant of $2,000 AUD to Mission for African Mothers (MAM) to run this project in Olio sub-county.
Hospital beds for the Nabilala Children Health Centre Nabilala Community Development Programme is a grass roots organisation which constructed Nabilala Children Health Centre to offer medical services to the poor rural children of
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
Youthinc Employment Placement In November 2015, another 10 young people between the ages of 16-25 and who live in South Australia, will be invited to participate in Youthinc's pre-employment programme. One of these
Clown Doctors - Adelaide The South Australian Clown Doctors programme treats sick children in hospital with a special kind of medicine; doses of fun, smiles and laughter. This is the third year that
Family Support Pack items Each year in South Australia an average of 60 children are newly diagnosed with cancer. The majority of families who have a child diagnosed with cancer, are referred immediately
School sanitation facilities (Uganda) Pangea Educational Development (PED) is a Chicago based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization formed in 2011 which is committed to empowering schools and unifying communities through the development of sustainable projects
En Quan Yuan Project, based in Changsha, Hunan Province (China) Founded in 1993 by David Gotts, International China Concern (ICC) exists to help the disadvantaged live life to the full. They believe every
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