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Jul 31, 2026 On behalf of Irish Hospice Foundation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to you for supporting our Nurses for Night Care service. These donations have made a significant impact, providing expert nursing care to those with life-limiting conditions such as dementia, motor neurone disease, and heart failure. Thanks to your support,so far up to June of this year, Irish Hospice Foundation provided 1,690 nights of care across Ireland. Our nurses, such as Sharon provide the.... Read more
Jul 30, 2026 Dear Friends and Supporters, Thanks to your generosity through GlobalGiving, Mirai no Mori has continued to bring children living in care homes across Japan out into nature this spring and summer. Here's what your support made possible in May, June, and July. May: Kikori (Lumberjack) ProgramIn May, around 40 youth gathered to take care of the ecosystem by clearing an overgrown bamboo forest. Working in teams, campers learned to safely use handsaws and shearing scissors, practicing courage and.... Read more
Jul 22, 2026 Vicente Ferrer once said, “Everything that happens to you happens to me. You cannot look at suffering without feeling it within yourself. You can choose to look away or not, but that suffering affects you too. And when you truly realize that, you feel responsible. Then you ask yourself: What can I do?” Since its foundation, Fundación Vicente Ferrer (FVF) has been working in India to transform the lives of the most vulnerable communities in the country’s southern regions..... Read more
Jul 14, 2026 Dear friends and supporters, as we head into the summer, we would like to take a moment to look back on the past few months and thank you for making so many meaningful moments possible. Thanks to your continued support, we have been able to create spaces where children, families and volunteers can learn, grow, laugh and connect. As announced in our last newsletter, we organized a two-day theatre workshop during the Easter holidays for PaSch mentees and children from the neighbourhood. Fifteen.... Read more
Jul 7, 2026 The Emergency Help Fund is a financial assistance program designed to provide rapid support to people facing unexpected personal or family emergencies that create immediate financial hardship. Through this fund, the Red Cross can help vulnerable individuals and families access essential resources when they are experiencing a crisis and need urgent assistance. The purpose of the fund is to ensure that people affected by unforeseen circumstances—such as serious illness, accidents, natural.... Read more
Jul 1, 2026 Remembering Christina One of the most difficult moments during the first half of the year was saying goodbye to Christina, who had been part of the Bethel family from the very beginning. She was an unforgettable member of our community whose life touched countless students, staff, volunteers, and visitors over the years. Christina was known for her vibrant personality, strong character, and extraordinary ability to connect with people. Thanks to her exceptional English, she became.... Read more
Jun 30, 2026 Ovarian cancer often forms secondary tumors, especially in a certain tissue in the abdominal cavity known as the omentum. Researchers from the University of Basel and University Hospital Basel have investigated what happens when the cancer “hijacks” this organ. It is hoped their findings will lead to more successful treatments. Ovarian cancer often remains undetected until it has already spread within the abdominal cavity. In seven out of ten patients, metastases are already present.... Read more
Jun 26, 2026 To cut down on food waste, Rice Boy goes all out every day, travelling across different districts to collect food donations from machines and boxes, then delivering all those surplus goodies to our central dry food hub – Food Station supported by Bank of China (Hong Kong). . Every single food item carries a blessing from the community, so the Food Angel team has to be meticulous in every step of the process, handling food and distribution with the utmost professionalism. . Different.... Read more
Jun 21, 2026 At Jivdaya Charitable Trust, we believe that every animal deserves timely medical care, regardless of whether they have an owner or live on the streets. Through our Animal Care on Wheels project, our fully equipped treatment van responds to calls across Ahmedabad, providing immediate veterinary assistance to injured, sick, and distressed stray animals right where they are found. One such case involved a young female stray dog who had recently undergone a sterilization (spaying) procedure by.... Read more
Jun 5, 2026 In France, inequalities in access to holidays remain significant. More than 40% of the population does not go on holiday, including several million children. Among the lowest-income families, this figure can exceed 60%. The barriers are often financial, but can also be psychological, cultural, or linked to family circumstances. For many children supported by Secours Catholique, going on holiday is an opportunity that remains out of reach. Yet holidays play an essential role in children's.... Read more
Jun 5, 2026 Dear KEDV Supporters, We believe that strengthening climate resilience starts with strengthening women’s knowledge, leadership, and collective action within their communities. Over the past six months, we focused on expanding climate awareness among women and creating spaces where they can discuss the impacts of the climate crisis on their lives and neighborhoods. To make this possible, we first organized an intensive Training of Trainers program between October and November 2025 for staff.... Read more
Jun 1, 2026 Educating Today for Tomorrow: Skills That Will Help Children Face the Future In an increasingly complex and uncertain global context, education can no longer be limited solely to the transmission of academic knowledge. Today, more than ever, teachers, families, and education policies agree that children need to develop life skills: abilities that allow them to adapt, build relationships, manage their emotions, and make conscious decisions that support their well-being and future path. Spain has.... Read more
May 26, 2026 Newly introduced Session 4 for Newborn Affected Babies Care Taking Course Even after undergoing lip and palate repair surgery, children with cleft anomalies require parental attention in many areas as they grow. The association introduced in mid-March Session 4 for Newborn Affected Babies Care Taking Courseto enhance parents' knowledge of child care during their development, preventing endless treatments and potential complications, and ensuring the best possible care and easier recovery.... Read more
May 14, 2026 Lina came to Türkiye with her family in 2016 due to conflict and insecurity in her country. After arriving in Türkiye, she resumed her education; however, she had to interrupt her studies because of financial difficulties, the language barrier, and challenges related to the adaptation process. As the eldest child in the family, she assumed responsibilities at an early age, got married during this period, and her family responsibilities increased. Despite these challenges, Lina.... Read more
May 14, 2026 The year 2026 started very quickly for our fund. Mr. Aygündüz, the founder and volunteer of our fund, spent time with METU alumni and friends in Dubai between January 21st and February 2nd. During this period, new donors joined the project through organized events, and the number of scholarship recipients in the UAE METU community increased to 100. Behind this success were the great support of the Consul General of Dubai, Onur Saylan, and the President of the UAE METU Community, Ali.... Read more
May 8, 2026 "Imagine - no more hunger." What began as just a dream of one person has grown into something extraordinary in Nakuru, Kenya: the Live and Learn in Kenya International Education Center — a vibrant, child-centered campus built on hope, trust, and perseverance. Where education is the key to the future - a future without poverty or hunger! In the early years, LLK worked wherever space could be found: rented rooms, borrowed buildings, and overcrowded schools with broken desks and little.... Read more
May 8, 2026 For 25 years, Live and Learn in Kenya International has believed in one simple truth: when children are given education, care, encouragement, and hope, lives can change forever. What began as a small initiative has grown into a thriving educational community in Nakuru, Kenya, supporting vulnerable children through schooling, nutritious meals, medical care, and sponsorship. Over the years, thousands of children have been given the chance to build a better future. In the Baruti slums and.... Read more
Apr 27, 2026 I really thought this might finally change everything. For five weeks, I allowed myself to believe something could shift. I was contacted by a producer from Mr Beast and invited to apply for Season 3. I went through two rounds. For a moment… it felt real. Not because of fame. But because I thought maybe I could finally breathe. Maybe I didn’t have to carry everything alone anymore. Two days ago, I found out I wasn’t selected. And yes… it hurt. Not because I.... Read more
Apr 30, 2026 During early childhood, it is essential to provide proper care and support to children with disabilities in both community and center-based settings. As part of our broader rehabilitation efforts, we focus on delivering high-quality early intervention services to enhance child development and improve family life. This includes evaluating a child's developmental abilities and providing appropriate therapies or interventions as needed.Additionally, we aim to raise awareness in the community and.... Read more
Apr 10, 2026 Dear Donors and Supporters, Thank you for your continuous belief in Mirai no Mori's mission of empowering marginalized youth in the outdoors. Your generosity has already transformed lives in 2026. Our curriculum continues to adapt to the specific needs of the youth we serve at every age and life stage. Here's how 2026 has looked with: Campers (ages 6-14)The year kicked off with three sessions of our two-day snow program in January and February, reaching over 100 campers. Blessed with abundant.... Read more
Apr 1, 2026 Thanks to your support the initial figures show that in 2026 Irish Hospice Foundation provided 2,860 Nights of Care providing free, specialist overnight nursing to people with lifelimiting illnesses who wish to be cared for at home in their final days. The service supported people with noncancer conditions such as dementia, heart disease, respiratory failure, and neurological illnesses (including motor neuron.... Read more
Mar 31, 2026 Dear donors, the past winter months have once again been a particularly lively and touching time for our mentoring project – and much of it would not have been possible without your support. For this, we would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. At the end of the year, we celebrated our yearly and wonderful Christmas gathering in the courtyard. Many mentor–mentee tandems as well as families from our PaSch project came and spent a cozy afternoon together. There was a.... Read more
Mar 30, 2026 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Mar 12, 2026 Her childhood was stolen. This week she graduated as a Chemical Engineer in Europe. Dear Supporters, We would like to share the inspiring journey of an extraordinary young woman whose life has been transformed through education and opportunity. I first met Salma in 2008 in a deprived neighbourhood of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Salma grew up under circumstances most of us can hardly imagine. Her family faced severe hardship. Her father was seriously ill and the family became.... Read more
Mar 9, 2026 Even before The Year of the Horse came, our dear elderly friends are already showing happy smiles because HML will sponsor our community centre and outreach services with monthly dim sum meals for a year. The first one is just in time to celebrate with our elderly friends before the Chinese New Year. . The volunteers from the HML team even came to our community center in person, not only assisting in distributing meals but also bringing festive turnip cakes as gift to our.... Read more
Mar 5, 2026 Certain gut bacteria can strengthen the immune system and, in experimental settings, slow tumor growth. The gut is a remarkably complex ecosystem composed of bacteria, fungi, and human cells. What particularly fascinates Prof. Michael Scharl from the Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at University Hospital Zurich is the close connection between the gut and the immune system. “I am fascinated by how this micro-world functions and the crucial role it plays in our.... Read more
Mar 3, 2026 BETHEL 2025: STRENGTHENING HOPE AND RESILIENCE In 2025, Bethel deepened its commitment to empowering blind and visually impaired children through comprehensive care that integrates education, healthcare, rehabilitation, community training, and public advocacy. Across five centers, 129 children received individualized support through the Love is Blind program—the foundation of all our work. From medical and dental services to adaptive learning tools and mobility training, Bethel.... Read more
Feb 23, 2026 Greetings from the Center for Allergy at the Shamir Medical Center. While there is still a chill in the air (and for those of you still buried by snow, no, we are not complaining about the mild winters we have here), we are starting to see signs of early spring. The change of seasons reminds me that it is about time for an update about the recent work at our center. First, I'd like to mention two recent publications authored by our group. Both of these papers are about our oral immunotherapy.... Read more
Feb 21, 2026 A Small Act of Kindness Made a Big Difference for this stray dog. An auto-rickshaw driver noticed a dog sitting by the roadside, coughing and sneezing continuously, clearly uncomfortable and struggling to breathe. Instead of passing by, he chose to help the stray and informed Jivdaya Charitable Trust (JCT) for their Animal Care on Wheels’ team. The team responded quickly by reaching the location and examined the dog, providing timely medication and supportive care. With rest and treatment,.... Read more
Feb 10, 2026 Dear Friends and Supporters,As we step into 2026, we begin with one simple truth none of this journey is possible without you.Behind every visible milestone, there are countless unseen hours.Over the past five weeks alone, our small team has worked around the clock often 24/7 while navigating a serious lack of manpower.To keep the mission moving forward, we welcomed two interns and brought in a dedicated grant writer for the next three months, ensuring that the future we are building for the.... Read more
Feb 6, 2026 Dear KEDV Supporters, Thanks to your continued support, women and children in the earthquake region are rebuilding their lives step by step. Not only recovering from loss, but leading change in their communities. Every training, every shared meal, every moment of play and laughter in our centers carries your support within it. Rebuilding from the Ground Up Since the earthquakes, KEDV has been working side by side with women in Hatay, Kahramanmaras, Gaziantep. Together, we are helping families.... Read more
Feb 5, 2026 At the end of 2025, a new welcoming space opened its doors in the heart of Marseille: La Claire-Maison, a day shelter dedicated to women—alone or with young children—who are homeless or living in informal housing. Located on rue Breteuil in the city’s 6th district, this initiative is led by Secours Catholique Marseille, in partnership with the La Xavière Congregation, the owner of the premises. The project is the result of three years of collective effort.... Read more
Feb 2, 2026 Energy Poverty in Spain The European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) points out that in Spain, energy poverty has become a structural problem that worsens every year. More than 1 million households struggle to pay their electricity bills, and over 3 million people are unable to keep their homes at an adequate temperature in winter. This means that every night, thousands of children bathe, have dinner, or do their homework in poorly lit spaces or cold rooms. Specifically, energy poverty has.... Read more
Jan 23, 2026 Mahmoud, a nine-year-old boy, began a new life in Gaziantep after being forced to leave Aleppo with his family due to the civil war in Syria. For him, school was not only a place of learning, but also the first step toward feeling safe again and holding on to hope for the future. However, a new language, a new environment, and the challenges of adaptation initially made this step difficult. Although Mahmoud was enrolled in primary school, he felt lonely in the classroom and struggled to.... Read more
Jan 22, 2026 Fundación Vicente Ferrer expands its labor to Mozambique The organization begins its work in the country to curb HIV/AIDS after the withdrawal of international funding Health and Wellness challenge Fundación Vicente Ferrer (FVF) views Health as an essential human right encompassing physical, mental and social well-being beyond the mere absence of illness or diseases. From this perspective, it promotes a person-centered approach, recognizing individuals not only as users of.... Read more
Jan 16, 2026 The ODTU Our Future Fund closed 2025 by collecting 900,000 USD in donations and exceeding its budget target by 45%. The target for 2026 is 1 million USD. We would like to thank our donors who have supported our fund and we believe that we will reach and surpass this goal with their support.The latest in a series of now classic alumni-scholarship recipient meetings was held on campus between December 21-25.The event featured 32 guest speakers and approximately 1000 scholarship recipients. Our.... Read more
Jan 9, 2026 It began with a dream—one born around a kitchen table in Selb, Germany, and carried all the way to the red soil of Nakuru, Kenya. A dream that children living in the slums—so often overlooked and forgotten—deserved more than borrowed classrooms and broken desks. They deserved a true place for learning. A safe haven. A place that belonged to them. Today, that dream stands proudly in the heart of Baruti as the Live and Learn in Kenya International Education Center—a.... Read more
Jan 9, 2026 For twenty-five years, Live and Learn in Kenya International has carried a simple but powerful belief: when a child is given education, care, and someone who believes in them, everything can change. Sponsorship is not just financial support—it is a promise that says, you matter, your future matters, and you are not alone. What began as a small, heartfelt initiative has grown into a vibrant education community in Nakuru, Kenya, caring for and educating thousands of children over the past.... Read more
Jan 1, 2026 During early childhood, it is essential to provide proper care and support to children with disabilities in both community and center-based settings. As part of our broader rehabilitation efforts, we focus on delivering high-quality early intervention services to enhance child development and improve family life. This includes evaluating a child's developmental abilities and providing appropriate therapies or interventions as needed. Additionally, we aim to raise awareness in the community and.... Read more
Dec 23, 2025 Seasons greetings! This is Jannutul. Not long ago, her future looked uncertain. Her father left because her mother had only daughters. Her mother worked up to 15 hours a day in a factory, yet still struggled to feed Jannatul and her younger sister. Joynab. Jannutul says that without our help, she would probably be begging on the streets or working as a servant. School would have been just a dream. Today that dream is real. Now Jannutul and her family are.... Read more
Dec 22, 2025 Thank you for your incredible support in 2025. Thanks to donors like you, we were able to continue providing consistent, transformative outdoor programs for marginalized children in Japan. Here is a look at how we closed the year with our campers, Leaders in Training (high school students), and program graduates. October: Farming & Hiking ProgramsIn October, we hosted two different programs. The first was a day on a farm with children from four care homes. This experience gave them a rare.... Read more
Dec 11, 2025 On behalf of the Irish Hospice Foundation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to GlobalGiving for supporting our Nurses for Night Care service. The contributions made via the platform have made a significant impact, providing expert nursing care to those with life-limiting conditions such as dementia, motor neurone disease, and heart failure. Through the Nurse for Night Care service, families facing the heartbreak of a loved one’s final days can stay together at home,.... Read more
Dec 8, 2025 As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the incredible journeys of the children we support. This edition celebrates themes of partnership, bravery, perseverance, expertise, and joyful discovery—all powered by your support. Together, we nurture confidence, skill, and independence in young learners with visual impairments. A Bright Beginning: Crafting Possibilities Through Touch Through the “Lighting Up Hope, Building Dreams Together” partnership, HP China joined Bethel to.... Read more
Dec 7, 2025 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Dec 3, 2025 Dear donors, we would like to share with you what we have experienced in the PaSch project over the past months. On September 20th, we were delighted to invite our mentees together with their mentors and families to a special activity: a workshop at the children’s and youth circus “CABUWAZI”. For four hours, the children were able to try out gymnastics and acrobatics and rehearse a small show with two trainers, which they proudly presented to their mentors and parents at the.... Read more
Nov 27, 2025 "Medical Seminar on Reconstructive Surgeries for Cleft Anomalies & Microtia" The medical seminar on "Reconstructive Surgeries for Cleft Anomalies & Microtia" was held in the afternoon on April 5th at the Hong Kong Space Museum Lecture Hall. We were delighted to invite plastic surgeons. Dr. Li Kam Hop, Dr. Cheung Wing Yung, Dr. Ng Yim Hung, Dr. Ho Wai Yee and Dr. Ho Hiu Ching to conduct the seminar. The topics were: plastic surgery treatment of auricular reconstruction for.... Read more
Nov 25, 2025 Hello dear donors, In the third quarter, we continued to do the coastal cleanup activities at multiple beaches in Shanghai. And in September, we brought 42 volunteers to Hengsha Island for the first time, where we launched a new operation at the mouth of the Yangtze River and the easternmost point of the river. We were still providing children with opportunities for environmental protection during the summer vacation. Shanghai's summer is very hot and the beach is very sunny, but.... Read more
Nov 17, 2025 Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women worldwide. In Switzerland, around 6,600 women are diagnosed each year, and up to 80% of these tumors are hormone receptor-positive. These cancers respond to hormones such as estrogen and progesterone, but one hormone has received far less attention: testosterone. Although often associated with men, testosterone also plays an important role in the female body. It has recently attracted more attention because many contraceptives and.... Read more
Nov 11, 2025 Recently, we have received a donation of 10,000 eggs from Japan to Food Angel for the 5th consecutive year on Japanese Egg Day! Our chefs used these nutritious eggs to prepare smooth and silky steamed egg with vermicelli, which is perfect for Food Angel elderly and children. Everyone praised the eggs for how smooth and delicious they were. Eggs are rich in nutrients, protein and vitamins, making this healthy and delicious dish perfect for our elderly. As the.... Read more
Oct 23, 2025 A dog named Sheru was found suffering from a severe tick infestation. A concerned local resident noticed his condition and immediately called Jivdaya Charitable Trust’s helpline. The Animal Care on Wheels team quickly arrived with medical staff to treat him. Guided by the caller, they located Sheru and began his treatment right away. After checking his body temperature and overall condition, the team administered injectable medication through fluids, followed by a powdered treatment to.... Read more
Oct 16, 2025 Poverty is not just a lack of money. It goes far beyond the absence of housing or food. In addition to the lack of essential services, poverty also means limited opportunities and a vulnerable emotional environment. On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we aim to debunk some common misconceptions and explain how we work to ensure that every child grows up with dignity and a future. One in ten children worldwide lives without the protection and care they need. Eradicating child.... Read more
Oct 15, 2025 Leukaemia crept into Sheenagh’s life disguised as a tummy ache. From that moment, nothing was the same. Sheenagh and her mam were in the hospital, while her two brothers stayed with their Grandparents. Their family was thrust into this world of therapy and treatments that make children really unwell in order to help them get better. Sheenagh lost the strength to walk. She developed sepsis. Then, because of your help Barretstown was there for them all! Their first visit to Barretstown was a.... Read more
Oct 8, 2025 Bequeathed to Secours Catholique in 2019, Claire Combe is a 5-hectare site located in "la chapelle des Buis" district in Besançon. Claire Combe is an ambitious collaborative project : it aims to become a hub of activities bringing together people from diverse backgrounds (precarious publics, supportive actors, members of the Church) around integral ecology. Managed by the Secours Catholique - Caritas France, the project is handled by 60 volunteers and is based on.... Read more
Sep 26, 2025 Hassan is one of the thousands of young people who were forced to leave their country because of the war. After losing his father in Syria, he sought refuge in Türkiye in 2014 together with his mother and younger brother. When he arrived in Türkiye, he was still under the age of 18; his younger brother was of middle school age. The greatest source of support for the family was their mother, who dedicated her life to her children’s future. A high school graduate mother attended.... Read more
Sep 24, 2025 13 Temmuz Pazar günü, 72 bursiyerimiz son asamalarna ulasarak diplomalarn ald. Rektör Ahmet Yozgatlgil, akademisyenler ve mezun ailelerinin katldg törende, mezun ögrenciler her yl oldugu gibi anlaml pankartlar tasd. Pankartlar arasnda Arif ve Filiz Aygündüz'e ithaf edilenler de vard. Mezun olan bursiyerler ve aileleriyle fotograf çektirildi. Arif Aygündüz ayrca, en çok katlm gösteren bursiyerler ve aileleriyle birlikte.... Read more
Sep 16, 2025 It began with a dream. A dream born around a kitchen table in Selb, Germany, and built from the red soil of Nakuru, Kenya. A dream that children living in the slums—often overlooked and forgotten—deserved not just classrooms, but a true home for learning. A safe haven. A place that was theirs. Today, that dream stands proudly in the heart of Baruti as the Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center—a thriving, colorful, child-centered campus. Its buildings are more than stones and.... Read more
Sep 19, 2025 The Miracle of Sponsorship How one simple act creates a lifetime of change Live and Learn in Kenya International – Sponsorship Impact Report Sponsorship is more than just financial support—it is a lifeline. It is a promise. It is a miracle. At Live and Learn in Kenya International (LLK), the power of sponsorship transforms lives daily, lifting children from the harshest realities of poverty and placing them on a path toward education, self-worth, and opportunity. Since its humble.... Read more
Sep 12, 2025 Dear Friends and supporters, The summer is coming to a close, and we are finally experiencing some slightly cooler nights. The Jewish New Year is almost upon us, and it is a good time to update you on some things to look ahead to at the Center for Allergy at the Shamir Medical Center. A New Tool for Better Diagnosis First thanks to a generous gift, our center recently received a Phadia 250 system, which will allow us to measure IgE levels to a range of specific allergens. Over the past several.... Read more
Sep 2, 2025 During early childhood, it is essential to provide proper care and support to children with disabilities in both community and center-based settings. As part of our broader rehabilitation efforts, we focus on delivering high-quality early intervention services to enhance child development and improve family life. This includes evaluating a child's developmental abilities and providing appropriate therapies or interventions as needed. Additionally, we aim to raise awareness in the community and.... Read more
Sep 3, 2025 Thank you for your continued support! Here’s a look at what we’ve accomplished together this summer. July: Hiking & Boxing ProgramsIn July, we hosted two programs. The first was a hiking program where we were lucky with perfect weather, setting the stage for a 4 km mountain hike followed by river play. Some campers hiked for the very first time, while others brought experience from previous years, and we saw many moments of kindness as campers helped each other through steep or.... Read more
Aug 25, 2025 Now is a crucial time for our project as students start a new school year. Even seemingly small things can have a huge setback, for example its surprising how many cases we find where parents are sending their kids to school after having no breakfast and taking no lunch, it’s just not something they naturally think of preparing, because having such choices is a luxury for them. No food means no energy, which generally means no learning. So, a new school year is an extremely important.... Read more
Aug 21, 2025 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Aug 13, 2025 Thanks to your generosity, families facing the most difficult moments of their lives can have a caring nurse by their side, a few precious hours of rest and the comfort of staying together until the very end. Your support for our Nurses for Night Care service ensures that people living with life-limiting illness and their loved ones receive expert care, compassion and reassurance during the night, when they need it most. On behalf of Irish Hospice Foundation(IHF), please accept our.... Read more
Aug 13, 2025 This quarter, Bethel’s educational programs embraced a season of growth and discovery. From hands-on activities that connect children with the natural world to the introduction of new creative and practical subjects like music, arts, and computer skills, our curriculum continues to nurture both the minds and hearts of the children in our care. With strong attendance across all centers and new students joining, Bethel remains committed to providing a well-rounded, inclusive education. Among.... Read more
Aug 5, 2025 Dear friends and supporters, As we shared in our last report, the past few months have been filled with wonderful celebrations that we were excited to prepare with lots of heart and time — and now we would love to tell you all about them! On May 23rd, we hosted our annual Neighborhood Festival in the courtyard of our community center. As in previous years, many of our neighbors, PaSch families, and mentors joined us for a joyful afternoon. We offered a delicious buffet, refreshing drinks,.... Read more
Aug 5, 2025 FUNDACIÓN VICENTE FERRER BROADENS ITS HORIZONS For over 50 years, the Fundación Vicente Ferrer has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of the most disadvantaged communities in India. Throughout this journey, we have relied on the support of donors like you. Our donors' commitment has been fundamental to transforming the situation of these communities and promoting the fight against discrimination, inequality, and poverty. Based on our positive experience in India, we aspire to.... Read more
Jul 28, 2025 Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer worldwide. In Switzerland, around 1,700 people are diagnosed with the disease each year. Despite modern treatments, however, only around 15% survive the first five years after diagnosis. The tumor often goes undetected for a long time, grows aggressively and is difficult to treat, which is why it is all the more important to explore new avenues in research. An innovative research project led by Dr Anna Silvia Wenning is investigating ways.... Read more
Jul 20, 2025 Food Angel's commitment to delivering food and care to remote areas never wavers, regardless of the weather conditions. Recently, during a visit to Tsz Tong Tsuen in Yuen Long, our "Meals on Wheels" team faced the challenge of unpredictable showers. Understanding the importance of providing our service users with choice and dignity, we swiftly adapted our approach by relocating our “Self-Serve Station” indoors. This allowed our service users to safely select their meals while being.... Read more
Jul 1, 2025 Have you ever asked a child what happiness means to them? True happiness is built day by day, by offering children spaces where they can express themselves, explore, and learn without fear. To achieve this, a safe environment is essential. Feeling protected and understood during childhood helps them develop a positive and resilient attitude toward life’s challenges. What is a safe environment? A safe environment refers to a space free from physical and emotional harm. Physical safety.... Read more
Jun 25, 2025 Healing on Wheels: Compassionate Care for Strays at Their Doorstep. Jivdaya Charitable Trust’s Animal Care on Wheels initiative continues to extend vital support to stray animals across Ahmedabad, Gujarat, through its mobile treatment vans. Each van is fully equipped and staffed with a skilled veterinarian and assistants, allowing the team to provide on-the-spot medical care without relocating or distressing the injured animal. Recently, one such van responded to a distress call about a.... Read more
Jun 20, 2025 When the country calls for help, "Haverim L'Refuah" responds! In the first 24 hours since the war broke out, as the largest volunteer organization in Israel providing free medicines and medical equipment, we established the largest free medical emergency center in the country. Since then, we have been working non-stop to save lives. The harsh reality - a double war, a double need! We have been fighting the "Iron Swords" war for a year and a half - and now the "Am Kalavi" war.... Read more
Jun 12, 2025 The Porte d'Orléans district is marked by a concentration of people living in poverty and exclusion. According to the diagnosis carried out by the Direction Sociale de Territoire (DST) in 2018, the Porte d'Orléans neighborhood is characterized by: - the high proportion of young people (35% of residents are aged between 0 and 24), - the presence of many single-parent families (39% of families with.... Read more
Jun 18, 2025 Meet Conor Conor is a rainbow baby. He was born after his family lost their daughter and sister, Caitlyn, who lived for only a short while. She was the only girl amongst four boys. She passed away just twenty minutes after her birth, and they say that Conor and his little brother Patrick are Caitlyn’s Rainbow Babies, that she sent to ease their sorrow. Everything was normal with Conor even up to his diagnosis, he met all his milestones to the point where he started in school.... Read more
Jun 9, 2025 Dear Friends of Bethel, As 2025 unfolds, we’re reminded that growth often begins in the smallest moments—braille letters being learned for the first time, a smile on horseback, or a painting made with fingers instead of sight. But the true impact of your support sometimes appears years later, in voices like this one we heard in February: "I am a child adopted from Bethel China. I recommend Bethel China because the work of the staff and the love of Bethel China’s staff and.... Read more
May 30, 2025 Thirteen-year-old Ayse was only eight when she arrived in Türkiye. After years overshadowed by war, Ayse and her family were forced to seek refuge in Türkiye for a safer life. "We lost my brother in the war. It was very difficult for us. However, when we could no longer ensure our safety, our journey to Türkiye began," says Ayse. Ayse took her first steps in Türkiye alongside her family. During their first days in Türkiye, they settled with their relatives. Her.... Read more
May 26, 2025 Sponsoring Dreams – The Success of the Live and Learn in Kenya International Sponsorship Program At Live and Learn in Kenya International, we believe that every child deserves the chance to shine. Thanks to our incredibly successful Sponsorship Program, hundreds of children and youth in Nakuru, Kenya are doing just that — and more. Through the generous support of sponsors around the world, children on the LLK program have the opportunity to become everything they dream of being..... Read more
May 26, 2025 There’s something wonderful growing at the Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center in Nakuru — and we’re not just talking about our children’s bright futures! The construction of the Mad Pea Pod Day Care Center is nearly complete, and we couldn’t be more excited. Thanks to generous donations from multiple supporters — with especially heartfelt thanks to the amazing Mad Peas team in Second Life and a deeply committed family from Germany — this beautiful.... Read more
May 26, 2025 We are coming to the end of another very successful academic year. 124 of our senior scholarship students are waiting to graduate. Some will extend their stays for one semester, some will extend their stays for two semesters. Some of those who will graduate this July have already started working as long-term interns. As in every year, there were 158 people at the dinner in Istanbul, which was also attended by some senior scholarship students. The opening speeches were given by TEV General.... Read more
May 21, 2025 'Reconstructive Surgeries for Microtia and Cleft Anomalies' MedicalSymposium HKACLP held ‘Reconstructive Surgeries for Microtia and Cleft Anomalies’ Medical Symposium in the lecture hall of the Hong Kong Space Museum in the afternoon on April 5. Five plastic & reconstructive surgeons were invited to give lectures for us. The topics were: Unilateral Cleft Lip and Macrostomia Repair, Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair & Primary Nose Revision, Cleft Palate Repair, Minor Lip.... Read more
May 15, 2025 Hello from the Center for Allergy at Shamir Medical Center!As always, we are delighted to bring you updates on our work, encompassing lab and clinical research, and patient treatment. The past few months have seen new steps forward in our ongoing mission to understand and treat food allergies. So let’s dive in.First, we’re proud to share that Dr. Moshe Appel, one of our researchers, participated in the recent European Association of Allergy and Clinical Immunology conference in.... Read more
May 16, 2025 Dear Mirai no Mori supporters, As spring breathes new air into Japan, we’re excited to share how your generosity has continued to empower children from care homes across the country over the past three months. February: A Magical Winter EscapeIn February, we hosted 2 Snow Program sessions in the north of Japan. Around 80 campers joined us- some experiencing snow for the first time in their lives. Campers enjoyed yuki ita (Japanese-style snowboarding), sledding, classic snowball fights and.... Read more
May 7, 2025 During early childhood, it is imperative to provide adequate care and support to children with disabilities within both community-based and center-based environments. As a component of our comprehensive rehabilitation initiatives, we deliver high-quality early intervention services designed to enhance child development and improve familial circumstances. This process involves a thorough evaluation of a child's developmental abilities, followed by the provision of suitable therapies or.... Read more
May 6, 2025 Food Angel never imagined that a simple meal collection and a brief interaction could bring such a significant blessing to Granny Ho's life. Despite receiving the CSSA, Granny Ho struggles to make ends meet due to the extra expenses for medication and treatments. Food Angel aims to ease her burden through the free meal services via the Self-serve Food Hub, providing her with one less worry and a bit more warmth and peace of mind. During a visit, our social worker noticed.... Read more
Apr 28, 2025 This first quarter of 2025 we have been doing everything better. Better social media, better marketing, a better website ( www.mariacristinafoundation.org ). We must keep moving forward and taking positive steps. We have to stay present, stay in the people’s minds and stay on track to transform the lives of the families we help. This year is an important one, several of our students will be graduating universities in Europe. Others will be starting their university courses.... Read more
Apr 28, 2025 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Apr 15, 2025 Thanks to your support, the initial figures show that Irish Hospice Foundation provided 3,126 nights of nursing care to 999 people across Ireland in 2024—ensuring they were not alone in their final days. Your generosity means that people can spend their last moments where they feel most at peace: at home, surrounded by familiarity and love. One of those people was Seamus, a farmer who lived alone. His only wish was simple—he didn’t want to die alone, and he wanted.... Read more
Apr 11, 2025 The past year ended on a high note – full of gatherings, celebrations, and vibrant activities. And we didn’t slow down! In the first few months of 2025, our focus shifted to organizing new matchings, getting to know new volunteers, and hosting both 3-month and 1-year check-in meetings with our tandems. We’ve already accomplished a lot! At the beginning of the year, we successfully carried out two matching phases, bringing together two new tandems who are now meeting regularly.... Read more
Apr 1, 2025 The proverb “Paths are made by walking” reminds us that action is the catalyst for progress and transformation. The same holds true in research — developing groundbreaking therapies often requires stepping off the beaten track. Thanks to the generous support of our donors, neurosurgeon Dr. Jorn Fierstra is doing just that. In his innovative study, Dr. Fierstra is exploring new ways to combat one of the deadliest forms of cancer: glioblastoma. His.... Read more
Mar 17, 2025 A quiet hum of mathematical calculations fills the air in the morning hours at Hanumakka’s household. Namratha, the eldest daughter, tutors her younger sister, while their mother prepares breakfast. This is the everyday morning routine of their life. Hailing from Madakasira, Hanumakka’s life has been a testament to resilience and hard work. Hanumakka is among the 1,004 beneficiaries of the Single Mothers Project initiated by RDT. The project aims to support single mothers.... Read more
Mar 13, 2025 El impacto silencioso del hambre infantil El hambre es un problema más cercano de lo que creemos. Podría estar presente en las casas de nuestros vecinos o afectar a los niños alegres que nos saludaron esta mañana al cruzar la calle. A menudo asociamos el hambre con países lejanos, pero la realidad es que también afecta a comunidades cercanas y vulnerables. Infancia y hambre: una combinación devastadora La infancia es una etapa crucial para el.... Read more
Feb 19, 2025 The Loire delegation develops its actions in 4 territories, thanks to the support of 27 local teams and over 530 volunteers. Every day, it works to create social links, strengthen the dynamics of solidarity and find solutions to the difficulties expressed in the various places where people meet and help each other. Saint-Etienne-Ondaine has a higher level of precariousness than the rest of the region. Therefore, 6 teams are mobilized to meet the needs of the population they serve. Among them,.... Read more
Feb 17, 2025 At Hands Across the Water, we believe in creating opportunities that build brighter futures, and Am’s story is a powerful example of how your attendance at our events makes this possible. Am grew up at Home Hug, a safe haven that provided her with access to education, a loving community, and a secure place to call home. With the foundation laid by Hands, Am pursued her education, graduating in 2019 with a degree in Business English. Her dreams of a career in hospitality seemed within reach.... Read more
Feb 18, 2025 At Hands Across the Water, we believe in creating opportunities that build brighter futures, and Am’s story is a powerful example of how your attendance at our events makes this possible. Am grew up at Home Hug, a safe haven that provided her with access to education, a loving community, and a secure place to call home. With the foundation laid by Hands, Am pursued her education, graduating in 2019 with a degree in Business English. Her dreams of a career in hospitality seemed within reach.... Read more
Feb 7, 2025 A Heartfelt Message from Aoife's Family ``When our ray of sunshine Aoife started chemotherapy. We had no idea what we were about to face!`` I’ll never forget the Christmas before our Aoife turned five. The Christmas we learned that our beautiful, sunny-side-up girl would need to start chemotherapy immediately after the holidays – to try and slow a tumour that was growing in the exact wrong place in her eye. The Start of Lawless’s Fight Nobody has.... Read more
Feb 7, 2025 Kadime moved from Aleppo to Türkiye with her family ten years ago. She shares that her earliest childhood memories are always intertwined with Türkiye. Kadime, who is now 14 years old, feels happiness and safety living in Türkiye, expressing her love by saying, "Türkiye is such a beautiful place." Kadime began her school life in Türkiye and is currently an 8th-grade student. Thanks to the strong bonds of affection she has formed with her classmates, she can't help.... Read more
Feb 7, 2025 In 2024, Bethel made important strides in supporting blind and visually impaired children, with a focus on healthcare, education, and raising public awareness. The “Love is Blind” program continued to play a pivotal role in providing vital medical services and educational opportunities, ensuring that children received the support they needed to thrive. Love is Blind Program: 147 children across 6 centers received essential care, including 8 major medical services, 12 eye treatments,.... Read more
Feb 4, 2025 Dear Mirai no Mori Supporters, After wrapping up our biggest Summer Camp in 2024, we continued to expand our programs through the fall and winter, ensuring that the children we support had consistent opportunities for growth, adventure, and connection: In November, our forestry experience weekend program gave campers the chance to immerse themselves in nature, learning about forest ecosystems and teamwork. In December, we closed out the year with Christmas programs and care home visits, filling.... Read more
Jan 27, 2025 The Little Ones Need a Place to Learn and Play: Building a Day Care Center at The Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center in Nakuru, Kenya Live and Learn in Kenya International, a non-profit registered NGO, has dedicated itself to providing vital educational opportunities to children in need. Serving some of the most impoverished areas of Nakuru, Kenya—including the Ronda and Baruti slums—the organization strives to break the cycle of poverty through education. At the heart of this.... Read more
Jan 27, 2025 The Live and Learn in Kenya International Child Sponsorship Program is a transformative initiative dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty through education and holistic support for children in need. For over two decades, this program has provided countless children in Kenya with the tools and opportunities to shape their futures and, in doing so, positively impact the generations that follow. Live and Learn in Kenya International caters to children from as young as three years old in daycare.... Read more
Jan 27, 2025 Last November we concentrated on selecting new scholarship holders.907 candidates were interviwed by Mr.Aygündüz and among them 590 students were determined as scholarship holders.So this year we have totally 1226 scholarship holders. We would like to thank our donors who provided us with this opportunity.Our tradtonal donors-scholars meetings were organized on 23-26 December.1261 students and 21 graduates who are lecturers were together durng 4 days.Prof.Dr Mr. Ahmet Yozgatlgil who is.... Read more
Jan 25, 2025 Our Animal Care on Wheels team was stopped by a local social worker to locate a dog with huge tumour. The poor stray dog with a large, tumour was in extremely painful condition. As it was not a locally treatable matter, our mobile treatment team immediately brought the dog to Jivdaya for treatment. The tumour weighed 5 kg and made it hard for the dog to survive on the streets. The dog was undergone all the necessary tests before our vets decided to remove the tumour surgically. After an intense.... Read more
Jan 15, 2025 Hello and welcome to another update from the Center for Allergy at the Shamir Medical Center! It looks like we are on a roll with hazelnut allergy, the subject of our last update, so I will continue where we left off on that topic.Back in September, I mentioned that we were in the process of preparing two research papers about hazelnut allergy. I am now pleased to report that our paper about hazelnut oral immunotherapy has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Allergy and Clinical.... Read more
Jan 13, 2025 The CanstructionHK Exhibition and Carnival successfully concluded in Nov 2024! To express our gratitude to our generous supporters, we hosted a gala luncheon last month at Bistro1979 for our supporting organizations and invited our elderly friends to enjoy a delicious meal together. This event featured a professional team from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s School of Hotel and Tourism Management, including students who are the future leaders in the.... Read more
Jan 9, 2025 During early childhood, it is crucial to provide proper care and support to children with disabilities in both community and center-based settings. As part of our broader rehabilitation efforts, we deliver high-quality early intervention services to enhance child development and improve family life. This process includes evaluating a child's developmental abilities and providing appropriate therapy or interventions. Additionally, we aim to raise awareness in the community and identify newborns.... Read more
Jan 2, 2025 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Dec 29, 2024 2024 has had some great success stories, such as one of our star students, Biplop, winning a full scholarship for his degree at Heriot Watt University in Dubai and another star, Chadni, accepting an offer to study Biomedicine in Greenwich in the UK. We’ve also had our fair share of difficulties, for example Biplop having visa issues for Dubai and Chadni’s student visa application being rejected by UK immigration despite meeting all requirements. We managed to find solutions to those.... Read more
Dec 20, 2024 2024 Community Educational Exhibition The association's 2024 Community Educational Exhibition was held on 2/6 in the basement of Kowloon City Plaza. This community educational exhibition was assisted by the MTR Volunteer Team and we held a preparatory meeting in advance. On the day of the educational exhibition, a total of 10 volunteers from the MTR Volunteer Team participated and were responsible for 4 pure game stalls. The association is responsible for five educational booths,.... Read more
Dec 17, 2024 Over the holiday season, as families gather to celebrate, some will be facing the unimaginable loss of someone they love. In their darkest moments, our Nurses for Night Care service will be there, offering comfort and connection when it’s needed most. Below is a letter written by one of Irish Hospice Foundations, Nurses for Night Care, Sharon. Sharon shares a story that highlights the incredible difference your continued support makes. ‘I remember going into a house just.... Read more
Dec 12, 2024 Dear Friends and Supporters, The past four months have been filled with lively events, meaningful connections, and countless smiles, also thanks to your generous support of our mentoring project for elementary school children. We are happy to share the highlights of this busy yet rewarding time with you. A Fun-Filled Afternoon Despite the Weather On September 14th, our planned picnic in the park transformed into a lively games and activity afternoon at PaSch in the Fabrik. The.... Read more
Dec 8, 2024 Baking cookies, sipping hot spiced holiday tea, and strolling through Christmas markets – these are just a few of the joys we look forward to in the run-up to Christmas. Sitting behind a microscope in a laboratory, however, is probably not one of them. But for researchers dedicated to the fight against cancer, this is not just work – it’s a passion. A passion that knows no holidays. For them, continuing their research even during the festive season is a natural commitment,.... Read more
Nov 25, 2024 Cuando hablamos de pobreza infantil no nos referimos únicamente a la falta de ingresos familiares, sino que abarca múltiples dimensiones, que van desde el acceso limitado a servicios básicos como la atención sanitaria y la educación hasta la ausencia de un entorno seguro y estable. En muchos casos, también implica la falta de oportunidades para un desarrollo emocional y social adecuado. Por tanto, es la combinación de estas deficiencias lo que.... Read more
Nov 19, 2024 RDT’s Oral Language Programme promotes the integration of more than 70 Children With Hearing Impairment Their chances for a better future improve every year thanks to the involvement and teamwork of a group of professionals. Sanjana finishes counting to 10 and her attentive eyes scan the playground, everything seems quiet, but the 10-year-old knows that her friends couldn’t have hidden far away. She takes a quick turn, looks behind the trees, and peeks into an empty classroom….... Read more
Nov 14, 2024 The Gynaecology and Obstetrics ward in RDT Kalyandurg Hospital is bustling as it is a weekday. 22-year-old Meena is waiting for the Doctor in charge to attend to her. She is currently in the last phase of her pregnancy and is waiting for the results to come out, which will determine whether she will get a cesarean or give natural birth. She learned about the hospital through the rural health worker in her village, Brahmasamudram, and since then, she has been receiving regular checkups..... Read more
Nov 1, 2024 Anusha was born in the small town of Atmakur in Andhra Pradesh fifteen years ago to Ramalakshmi and Chandra, two humble farmers. Anusha was inspired by her sisters and their love for sports, especially football. At the age of eight, she kicked a ball for the first time, not knowing that it would change her life, and by fifth grade, she was learning advanced techniques of the game. As she got older, Anusha had a clear dream, she wanted to play for the Indian Women’s National.... Read more
Oct 24, 2024 Nurturing Growth, Creativity, and Mindfulness at NLPK and NLPC Homes This month, we're excited to share updates from NLPK and NLPC Homes. Our kids are engaging in a range of enriching activities that foster academic, creative, and spiritual growth, equipping them with the tools they need for a bright future. Curious to see how these amazing kids are flourishing? Read on! English LessonsAt NLPK Home, our English lessons, conducted by a dedicated teacher within the project, provide.... Read more
Oct 24, 2024 Nurturing Growth, Creativity, and Mindfulness at NLPK and NLPC Homes This month, we're excited to share updates from NLPK and NLPC Homes. Our kids are engaging in a range of enriching activities that foster academic, creative, and spiritual growth, equipping them with the tools they need for a bright future. Curious to see how these amazing kids are flourishing? Read on! English LessonsAt NLPK Home, our English lessons, conducted by a dedicated teacher within the project, provide.... Read more
Oct 25, 2024 In France, 330 000 people are currently homeless. This rate rises significantly since the successive economic crisis caused by the COVID19 pandemic and the different diplomatic tensions across the globe. Along this period of confusion, poverty has increased and affected many different layers of the population. Nowadays, single-parent families, migrants, vulnerable women, unemployed or people impaired by disability or illness are out on the streets. Through wandering.... Read more
Oct 17, 2024 We’re excited to update you on the progress we’ve made in our Back to Nature programs this year, thanks to your generous support. Rafting Program – September 2024After a successful summer camp with 100 campers in August, we jumped right into the next Back to Nature adventure in September with a Rafting program. Our teams communicated through the waves of the powerful river, enjoyed the cool, fresh water on a hot day, and showed courage by jumping from rocks into the river. It.... Read more
Oct 11, 2024 Nour is the youngest child in a family of five. She has an older sister and an older brother. Nour has a "Special Requirements Report” for her special condition. She has a severe walking disability and has difficulty speaking. However, she and her family could not benefit from special education services. During this process, Nour and her family applied to the Association for Social Development and Aid Mobilization (ASAM). Thanks to this application and with the ASAM's support, a special.... Read more
Oct 9, 2024 Exciting Updates from Bethel: Transforming Lives Together! Lego Camp: A Summer Success! We’re thrilled to share that our second annual Lego Summer Camp was a resounding success this August! Children explored Lego's Braille Bricks, discovering innovative ways to build while learning about braille. Outdoor activities included feeling various textures in nature and enjoying a ride on the mini trolley. A heartfelt thank you to Lego for helping us create such wonderful memories.... Read more
Oct 9, 2024 Meet Jonathan “Cancer, the doctors said. It’s cancer. But the words were hard to register. My mind raced back to the beginning”. Jonathan was barely six years old when he found a lump on his collarbone. It was in January 2019. Jonathan’s first tests were clear. No infection. No virus. But over Christmas he just hadn’t looked right to his Mum and Dad. So that January, when Jonathan struggled to get out of bed, the family headed straight for Temple Street.... Read more
Oct 8, 2024 Have you ever thought about the price of an ice cream cone? Probably not really... If you want one - even want one every day of the week - every month -- or even 2 big scoops, you can usually swing the $1 that it may cost. Well, for that $1 a day, you could also change a child's life and future! $1 a day will pay for education, books, uniforms, food, medical and dental care, and even glasses or emergency care if necessary for a child on the Live and Learn in Kenya International NGO sponsorship.... Read more
Oct 6, 2024 The new little 3 - 4-year-old Day Care children are all registered, have their uniforms and shoes, and will be officially welcomed on November 2, 2024. The only major problem is: WE DON'T HAVE A CLASSROOM OF THEIR OWN FUNDED YET!!! It is a major problem. For the interim, they will be able to use a classroom that is supposed to be used for elementary and junior high school students, but we will have to make do with what we have until the children can have a room of their own with furnishings,.... Read more
Oct 4, 2024 This year, the diploma ceremony was held on September 3 at Devrim Stadium. 98 of our scholars graduated. As every year, we hosted the 4 scholars who participated the most in the events, together with their families, for dinner. Mr. Aygündüz pinned their badges on the graduate scholars.The 2024-25 academic year opened on 30.09.2024. This year, with the cooperation of TEV and METU, we increased the number of our scholars to 1,100 people, the scholarship amount to 4,500 TL for.... Read more
Sep 30, 2024 Dehydrated dog ‘Vani’ treated by our Treatment Van. ‘Vani’, an old aged dog, who was surviving under care of her local caretaker,found lethargic and weak one morning. Her local caretaker was scared when she stopped taking food or water. Under panic he immediately called Jivdaya Charitable Trust for help. Our ‘Animal Care on Wheel’ team rushed to the location and thoroughly checked Vani and found her severely dehydrated. Our doctor and team.... Read more
Sep 25, 2024 We have all struggled to think of what to eat for a meal, yet this struggle is such luxury compared to those struggling to feed themselves. To enrich existing food assistance programme, Food Angel and Bank of China (Hong Kong) introduced ‘Self-serve Station’ as a new addition to existing “Meals on Wheels” programme, which aims to allow service users to have better food assistance experience by having freedom of choice, providing services while caring for the dignity.... Read more
Sep 17, 2024 Shalom from the Center for Allergy at the Shamir Medical Center! It is my pleasure to provide you with an update on some of the developments over the last few months, as we continue our work on improving the treatment and management of food allergies. Let's start where we left off. The last update was focused on our recent publication concerning diagnosis of cashew and pistachio allergies. Towards the end of the update, I noted our interest in similarly proposing.... Read more
Sep 4, 2024 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Sep 4, 2024 During the early childhood stage, we believe it's essential to provide proper care and support to children with disabilities in both community and center-based settings. As part of our larger rehabilitation efforts, we focus on delivering high-quality early intervention services to enhance child development and improve family life. This involves evaluating a child's developmental abilities and providing appropriate therapy or interventions as needed. Additionally, we aim to raise awareness in.... Read more
Aug 30, 2024 On behalf of the Irish Hospice Foundation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to GlobalGiving for supporting of our Nurses for Night Care service. The contributions made via the platform have made a significant impact, providing expert nursing care to those with life-limiting conditions such as dementia, motor neurone disease, and heart failure. The demand for Nurses for Night Care Service continues to grow, with 2023 marking a significant year where we provided 2,920 nights of care to.... Read more
Aug 30, 2024 We feel that’s it’s really exciting times for us at the moment. Although it’s been challenging to find internship and job opportunities for the recent female students who came to Dubai, we keep seeking. They are good students, gradually growing in confidence since leaving Bangladesh for the first time. These are girls from parents who have never been to school, their mothers married off as young as 12 or 13, so these girls are pioneers exploring new.... Read more
Aug 27, 2024 Community Educational Exhibition This year's community educational exhibition was held on 2 June 24 at the basement of Kowloon City Plaza (KCP). By then, we hired the LCD video wall from KCP to broadcast HKACLP’s promotional video continuously. We also prepared 10 educational game booths enabling the public to learn from the games the problems faced by patients with clefts, the treatment they need and how to get along with them. During the exhibition, there were some.... Read more
Aug 16, 2024 Dear Donors, We are delighted to update you on the latest developments in our mentorship project. As mentioned in our last report, we have been working intensively to recruit new mentors for our children. The information evening held at the end of April was a great success – six interested volunteers attended, and after an engaging discussion about our project, all of them expressed continued interest. We were able to schedule six in-depth initial meetings in May to get to know each.... Read more
Aug 9, 2024 Research is crucial in the fight against cancer, offering hope and progress for cancer patients and their loved ones. These patients rely on new findings to improve their treatment and chances of survival, drawing strength from the advancements in medical research. Therefore, it is deeply disheartening when we are unable to fund promising research projects due to the lack of financial resources – as is currently the case. Last week, the Swiss Cancer Research foundation received an.... Read more
Jul 30, 2024 Childhood is a crucial stage for physical, emotional, and cognitive development, and experiencing hunger can have devastating, lifelong effects. The lack of necessary resources and income to maintain a balanced diet forces many families to rely on ultra-processed foods, leading to increased forms of malnutrition such as overweight or obesity. Lacking access to a minimal caloric intake or relying on ultra-processed foods is associated with a 30% higher likelihood of poor general health, a 36%.... Read more
Jul 1, 2024 In France, cultural inequalities are strong. A vector of social connection and belonging, culture conveys identity and brings people together around common pleasures and leisure activities. For many, however, it has become a luxury. Certain cultural activities are inaccessible to the most precarious, whether due to their cost, lack of time or even the exclusionary and elitist image that emerges from them. This cultural glass ceiling reinforces inequalities and pushes certain people to stay away.... Read more
Jul 3, 2024 Education brings a ray of hope along with opportunities and positive long-term changes. Quality education leads to a better life and a better future. While there are many challenges in rural areas, the distance between schools and villages and the lack of reliable transportation impact many children’s education and its outcomes. With the focus on improving access to education that would aid the students in rural areas, RDT started the ‘Bicycles Project’ in 2006 to.... Read more
Jun 27, 2024 With campers (elementary to junior high school students) and LITs (high school students) starting the new school year in April, Mirai no Mori kicked off the next fiscal year with an activity-filled spring season! Back to Nature monthly programs continue to happen every month, providing consistent opportunities for the children we support to not only acquire new skills and ideas through experiential learning, but apply these lessons again and again. During spring 2024, we had Easter Game Day in.... Read more
Jun 25, 2024 Providing our kids with access to education is one of the things that we do daily in our Hands Across the Water homes. Each month we share updates from the homes that tell stories of what our kids are doing at home and at school, including the educational activities that they have taken part in and any achievements or awards that they might have received. Today we share some recent updates from BTN Home. The home has been bustling with activity, from artwork to offsite trips, cooking.... Read more
Jun 25, 2024 Feeding our kids is one of the things that we do daily in our Hands Across the Water homes. Each month we share updates from the homes that tell stories of what our kids are doing, activities that they would not be able to do if they didn't have a safe home where they had access to healthy food and support. Today we share some recent updates from BTN Home. The home has been bustling with activity, from artwork to offsite trips, cooking competitions, and preparations for the Business Blueprint.... Read more
Jun 17, 2024 Nurturing Children’s Skills and Knowledge From the Very Beginning: Building a Toddler's Day Care Center We are thrilled to share our vision for creating a Toddler’s Day Care Center, an essential addition to the Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where children’s passion for learning is ignited from the very beginning. With your support, we can make a significant impact on the lives of many toddlers, ensuring they receive the.... Read more
Jun 14, 2024 A stray dog was chased by a group of men, likely trying to scare it away, and unfortunately, it became trapped with its neck stuck between two walls. After receiving a call, a team of rescuers arrived and freed the dog from this distressing situation. Jivdaya Charitable Trust quickly reached the location with our treatment van. Our medical team provided proper medication and recommended physiotherapy for the dog. They advised the local owner to either bring the dog to our hospital for.... Read more
Jun 12, 2024 Building Confidence Together This spring, our center has achieved a multitude of enriching experiences, from specialized Braille training aimed at empowering parents to support their children's education at home, to exhilarating equestrian activities fostering courage and empathy among children. Our diverse range of opportunities for growth and enjoyment ensures that each participant thrives, creating unforgettable memories and valuable life skills with every outing. Moving into the.... Read more
Jun 12, 2024 Khalil coming to Türkiye after escaping from the civil conflicts in Afghanistan with his family was hearing and speech impaired from birth. Khalil was 5 years old and now he is 8. Thinking that Khalil needed special education, his family applied to the Association for Social Development and Aid Mobilization(ASAM). First support was provided to the family in obtaining a disability report and managing the hospital process. It was determined that Khalil needed cochlear implant surgery,.... Read more
Jun 11, 2024 At Live and Learn in Kenya International, we believe that every child, regardless of their background, deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential. The poorest of the poor children living in the slums of Nakuru, Kenya, are given the loving support they need to break free from the unending cycle of poverty they were born into. This transformative journey is made possible through the power of education and generous sponsorships from donors like you. Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Through.... Read more
Jun 10, 2024 This year,our 108 scholars will graduate if they ara successful in the final exams.Some of them will contnue their master educaton,others have already found the first positon of their working life.We wish them every success. In March, as every year, we were together with our scholars and graduates who participated as speakers for 4 days. In addition to our 16 graduates, HR managers of FORD OTOSAN, DIGITÜRK and DEFINE-X companies were among us to offer internship and job.... Read more
Jun 7, 2024 Birthday is that special day we all wish to be showered with love and joy! For this year’s Senior Birthday Party, Food Angel has selected a nostalgic Chinese restaurant to celebrate with our elderly friends. In addition to savoury dim sum dishes for lunch, we have arranged special guided tour at the “Tao Heung Museum of Food Culture”, with exhibition of Chinese vintage treasures that evoked those good-old-day memories for many of them. Special.... Read more
May 28, 2024 "When you believe in yourself, anything is possible. Even when life seems to give you an unthinkably hard path to walk." Is the message Katie’s mom and stepdad tried to give their beloved little girl through every step of her long and painful journey with childhood cancer. For Katie, it started when she was just six years old, with the smallest of lumps her mum felt on the side of her tummy one night. The lump wasn't sore, and there were no symptoms, but Katie's mum, Ciara, knew something.... Read more
May 20, 2024 Hello from the Center for Allergy at Shamir Medical Center! Despite the challenges and uncertainties of the ongoing war in Israel, we have thankfully been able to continue our work unabated. It is therefore, my pleasure to update you on some of the recent developments in allergy research and treatment at the center. First. after much work and effort, this February we were privileged to publish our prospective study on cashew and pistachio allergy diagnosis in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical.... Read more
May 13, 2024 Days of biblically heavy rainfall have devastated Kenya. Just when we thought the continued construction of the Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center in Nakuru was coming along very well - the rain began to fall. It could have been worse, but it was bad enough. The entire girls' restroom building was completely broken down. Toilets and sinks were ripped down as the walls fell. We must have it built as soon as possible - that is - as soon as we have the funds for it. We need to.... Read more
May 19, 2024 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
May 8, 2024 We are pleased to provide an update on our Early Intervention program, which has made significant progress thanks to our Enabling Inclusion® app. Through this app, we are able to screen children for delayed development at various locations, including primary health centers, village sub-centers, integrated child development schemes, pre-schools, schools, and even directly at their homes. To date, we have successfully screened 265,735 children. Our Child Rehabilitation & Development.... Read more
May 3, 2024 On behalf of Irish Hospice Foundation, I am writing to express our heartfelt gratitude for supporting our Nurses for Night Care service. The donations from GlobalGiving have helped provide expert nursing care to those with conditions such as dementia, motor neurone disease and heart failure. Through the dedication of our compassionate nurses, individuals and their families receive vital support and reassurance during what can be an incredibly challenging time. Since the service was established.... Read more
May 3, 2024 We managed to bring another 10 students to Dubai from Bangladesh earlier in the year, using funds from last year to pay for tickets, visas and to help them initially with accommodation. Already several of the students landed fantastic internship opportunities with multinational companies. These are students whose parents have never been to school, perhaps single mother families or their father is a rickshaw puller in the city. So these new opportunities will change those families’ lives.... Read more
Apr 25, 2024 Parent-child Volunteers Visited Elderly Home HKACLP organizes voluntary services from time to time for the members encouraging them to care for the needy in the society. In the afternoon on March 16, two staff of the association and 18 parent-child volunteers visited Changchun No. 8 Elderly Home in Hung Hom, bringing joy and care to 118 elders. The association prepared brain games, Performances of singing and dancing, and most of all, some gift bags for the visit. First.... Read more
Apr 19, 2024 As the year began, we kicked off with a trip to the local theater, treating ten of our mentees and their mentors, and even two of the mothers, to the enchanting world of musical theater: we visited a performance of Erich Kästner's "Konferenz der Tiere." The outing was a hit, leaving everyone buzzing with excitement. Throughout the year, we checked in with our tandems at various stages of their journey. From new mentorships finding their footing to long-lasting tandems deepening their.... Read more
Apr 15, 2024 Every child deserves to experience the world with clarity and wonder, yet the reality is that approximately 1.4 million children worldwide are robbed of this opportunity due to blindness, while an additional 19 million suffer from visual impairment, as reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). These statistics paint a heartbreaking picture of young lives facing unnecessary challenges. Since its inception several years ago, Bethel has been committed to sharing our wealth of educational and.... Read more
Apr 11, 2024 Cancer presents one of the greatest challenges of our time. Every year, around 20 million people worldwide are diagnosed with the disease. The need for innovative solutions to combat this disease has never been more urgent. Young cancer researchers play a pivotal role in this fight against cancer. With their fresh ideas and unwavering dedication to science, they are constantly finding new ways to better understand cancer, treat it more efficiently, and ultimately defeat it. Financial support is.... Read more
Mar 6, 2024 Here at Mirai no Mori, we had a event full of Autumn and Winter season.After fun hiking and magical Christmas programs, we hosted 4 snow programs up in Niigata. There are many situations in the overnight program that can challenge campers to work with ‘responsibility’ in a different environment than usual. In order to enjoy participating in fun activities in nature, we must take care of our own gear and equipment. We finish the food we served by ourselves. We clean up after.... Read more
Mar 5, 2024 The gynecology and obstetrics ward at RDT Kalyandurg Hospital is a hive of activity. 22-year-old Meena waits for the doctor in charge to attend to her. In the final stages of her pregnancy, she is waiting to find out whether she will have a caesarean section or a natural delivery. She heard about the hospital through the rural health worker in her village and has been coming for regular check-ups ever since. Meena has never missed one of the antenatal education sessions that the hospital offers.... Read more
Mar 1, 2024 In rural areas, the use of the car is made essential by the scattered nature of the areas of activity, occupation and housing, and by the weakness of transport services other than school transport. Distances are too great to reach health services, shops, schools and cultural facilities. Public transport is inadequate, and public structures are unsuitable. Situations where mobility is either impossible, difficult or excessively costly for the available budget are quite common. Yet,.... Read more
Feb 29, 2024 Since our last report in 2016 we have seen significant changes, namely COVID-19 and its challenges to our work and operational plans, and a period of rebuilding through the post-COVID period to where we are now entering 2024. We have been grateful that over these years we have continued to support the children in our care with education. In 2021 we wrote to our community about the challenges that we were facing with COVID-19, mainly to highlight that: With the onset of Covid-19, in early 2020.... Read more
Mar 1, 2024 Since our last report in 2016 we have seen significant changes, namely COVID-19 and its challenges to our work and operational plans, and a period of rebuilding through the post-COVID period to where we are now entering 2024. We have been grateful that over these years we have continued to support the children in our care with healthy food to nourish them. In 2021 we wrote to our community about the challenges that we were facing with COVID-19, mainly to highlight that: With the onset of.... Read more
Feb 20, 2024 We treasure those who love their stray friends as their family and Jivdaya Charitable Trust is always at their service. Recently we received a call from one of our animal heroes and rescuers and reached the location immediately. Our doctor found out that the doggies are not eating properly for the past few days and showing various signs of weakness and lethargy. To determine the exact cause, our team thoroughly checked both the dogs and collected their blood samples for the lab test. Our.... Read more
Feb 15, 2024 11-year-old Ali is one of hundreds of thousands of children who survived the February 6 earthquake. Ali and his family remained injured under the rubble for three days. The family rescued from the rubble was removed from the earthquake zone, after the treatment they sent to another province. Ali lost nearly thirty of his relatives in the earthquake. He continues to hold on tightly to life. Ali's success in school life is the best proof of this. Ali receives psychosocial support and health.... Read more
Feb 14, 2024 This was an extremely great and successful year for 5 of Live and Learn in Kenya International's university graduates - and their sponsors are as elated and proud as we all are. But the people who are the most elated and proudest of all are these three amazing individuals who came into our program as very needy little children who would most likely have been ignored like the hundreds of thousands of other little children living in desperate poverty around the world today. They realized their.... Read more
Feb 14, 2024 According to the new curriculum by the Kenyan Ministry of Education, six workshops must be built at the school. So far we have three workshops completed - the Science Lab - the Computer Lab - and the Reading Lab. Just recently the construction of the Tailoring Workshop has begun. We can only go on having it constructed as the funds come in for it. They are coming in a bit slowly, so we need a boost to get up to the second of four construction phases. But the beginning is there and just waiting.... Read more
Feb 13, 2024 Last year, METU OUR FUTURE FUND broke its own record with the donation it received of 11,650,754 TL, surpassing the 1950 funds and TEV branches within the TEV Foundation.We exceeded the 2023 donation target by 76% in Turkish Lira and 35% in USD We would like to thank all our donors who made this contribution. As a result of the 642 interviews we held in 26 days in November, we added 350 new scholars to our family. This is in our fund. 585 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students receive.... Read more
Feb 8, 2024 It’s the Year of the Dragon! Food Angel has prepared a special dish – “Braised Chicken with Sea Cucumber and Abalone” to bring festive joy and spread love with those in need . Our team also took this opportunity to visit some of our charity partners in various districts, in hope to share joy to our elderly friends and families. A mild cold wave may sweep across the city during the New Year but our love will bring warmth to everyone! We specially.... Read more
Jan 29, 2024 Dear Friend, At just 3-years-old, Marlie was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour. Right after her diagnosis, Marlie required five grueling surgeries. But this was only the start of her horrible journey, with more treatment, and chemotherapy required. It changed everything for Marlie and her parents, Jenny & Craig. Marlie formed a real bond with her nurse Nessa in hospital, and it turned out that Nessa was also a volunteer at Barretstown. Then Marlie met the Barretstown Outreach team, and her.... Read more
Jan 24, 2024 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Jan 22, 2024 Greetings to our friends and supporters from the Center for Allergy at Shamir Medical Center. I'll be honest with you-this report will not be like previous ones. The events of October 7, 2023 and their aftermath continue to affect daily life in Israel, including at the Center for Allergy. Many of our patients are in families in which one or more caregivers are currently serving the IDF reserves. Additionally, several of our patients have been forced to evacuate their homes for.... Read more
Jan 8, 2024 The demand for our Nurses for Night Care service increased by over 30%in 2023. Our provisional figures show that 2,800 nights of nursing care was provided to people and families in Ireland. The funds raised via GlobalGiving have helped us keep up with this growing demand. We thank all those that have donated and supported this vital service. As you know, ours is the only free at-home Night Nursing service for patients suffering from non-cancer related diseases..... Read more
Jan 5, 2024 Dear KEDV supporters, We wish you all the best in 2024! And we want to thank you for your continued support to low income women in Türkiye and KEDV. Since our last report in October 2023, we were able to raise 1440 USD to give micro loans to 11 women entrepreneurs. The businesses that were supported were either homebased, in shops, or in the market place. They included running a grocery store, running a gift shop, producing amigurumi toys, selling food supplements, selling clothes for.... Read more
Jan 4, 2024 In general donations have been low the last 3 months however we are so lucky to have several donors on globalgiving who have recurring monthly donations, this is such a blessing. We brought another 22 students from Dhaka to Dubai in October for school, work or internships, when they first arrive they have many needs for them to adapt to their new living environment – toiletries, good clothes for interviews, food items etc - so the monthly donations have been a savior for.... Read more
Jan 2, 2024 Dear Bethel China Community, As we celebrate the remarkable 20-year journey of Bethel China, we reflect on the incredible adventure it has been. Here are a few pictures spanning the 20 years of Bethel. So many friends, volunteers, staff, sponsors, and donors are part of this story. I wish we had a picture of everyone, but know that we are grateful for each and every one of you. In our early 20s, we identified the pressing needs of visually impaired (VI) and orphaned children,.... Read more
Dec 20, 2023 During this reflective Advent season, we extend heartfelt wishes to you and your loved ones, hoping for a delightful Christmas. At the same time, we would like to express our sincere thanks for your support in the past year. Our commitment remains: we strive to improve the treatment and care of those affected by cancer and optimize the early detection of cancer. Insights from cancer research are essential for this mission. Looking back, it is evident how far we have come together, and step by.... Read more
Dec 19, 2023 Dear friends of PaSch, there has been a lot going on in our PaSch project in the last few months of this year. We celebrated parties, we went on a field trip together, we brought mentees and mentors together and much more. We also exchanged views on the horrific events in the Middle East, tried to strengthen mentors and continue to build bridges and stand up for peaceful coexistence. We would like to tell you about some of these PaSch events – not least thanks to your donations we were.... Read more
Dec 14, 2023 HKACLP organized ‘Medical Symposium on Reconstructive Surgeries for Cleft and Craniofacial Anomalies’ HKACLP held ‘Medical Symposium on Reconstructive Surgeries for Cleft and Craniofacial Anomalies’ at the lecture hall of the Hong Kong Space Museum in the afternoon on 25.6.2023. Five plastic & reconstructive surgeons were invited to give lecture on 5 topics namely: Surgical Repair for Unilateral Cleft Lip and Macrostomia, Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair &.... Read more
Nov 13, 2023 Dear Keshatot Children friends, During these challanging and very sad times, with more than 1400 Israelis killed by the Hamas terror atack and 244 hostages, the Israeli Education system was closed including the special education. The Autistic adulesents of the Harim high school could not attend, due to the war and we took advantage of this difficult period to complete the building of a Snozelan room (Multi-Sensory therapy room) for the students. Thanks to your generous donations, we were able to.... Read more
Nov 9, 2023 “Education allows you to live independently, most often, we overlook that being curious about something is also a big part of learning. Education is not limited to textbooks but also includes our surroundings,” speaks Battiraka Lakshman, taking his white cane from a student who helped him walk into the classroom. Every day, Lakshman walks through the corridor to his students, where the students are excited to see him. They guide him and make him sit in the chair. Lakshman is a.... Read more
Nov 8, 2023 Here at Mirai no Mori, we had a great Summer and Autumn, full of impactful programs! Thank you to everyone who supported to make these outdoor programs happen. For the first time since 2019, we were able to hold three sessions of 4-night/5-day summer camp with multiple care homes together! The days were filled with experiential learning opportunities and camp magic for every camper. Summer Camp Blog: https://mirai-no-mori.jp/2023-summer-camp-report/ We also had exciting rafting.... Read more
Nov 6, 2023 In France, one in five households is in a situation of fuel poverty, or nearly four million families, who suffer from the cold or health problems, or are faced with heating bills that are impossible to pay due to poor housing. isolated. We now know that all of the country's "thermal sieves" are responsible each year for 25% of CO2 emissions according to the Ministry of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, and for 45% of total energy consumption. Faced with the evolution of energy poverty,.... Read more
Nov 1, 2023 1. LEGO® Braille Block Summer CampOn a memorable August 11, the curtains gracefully closed on the transformative LEGO® Braille Block Summer Camp, a collaborative effort spearheaded by the LEGO Group, Bethel and the East Library of Shanghai Library. Over the course of two enriching days, families with visually impaired children, hailing from Shanghai and beyond shared in the joys of the engaging summer camp. Mornings were illuminated with the enchantment of LEGO Braille bricks, fostering.... Read more
Oct 30, 2023 It is great when some things are made mandatory at schools. At first we thought "oh no - not another construction that must be done on a long list of musts" - but what better way for children to understand the world that we are living in than in subjects such as Chemistry? It has become more and more difficult to raise funds for the necessities of running a school from kindergarten to 8th grade. Between the government throwing stones in our paths - the wars going on in the world causing so many.... Read more
Oct 30, 2023 Would this very special day in the lives of these two students ever have ever come to be if it weren't for Live and Learn in Kenya International? Most likely not. As very young children Dorcas and James joined the Live and Learn in Kenya School Kindergarten. They proved themselves to be outstanding and hardworking students. Dorcas graduated from college with good grades. James graduated from university with very good grades. The once little boy whose father had died when he was very young and.... Read more
Oct 26, 2023 In no African country are currently living as many people on the run as in the DR Congo: more than six million people. The reason for this is escalating conflicts between non -state armed groups that terrorize the population. Around a quarter of the population currently flees in the province of Ituri and lives in extremely precarious conditions. "The refugees only took what they could wear" "Our employees report raids on refugee camps in which men, women and children are killed. In addition to.... Read more
Oct 24, 2023 Jivdaya's mobile treatment clinic received a distressing call from a concerned neighbourhood about a heart-wrenching incident involving a helpless kitten. The kitten had inadvertently met an electrical wire while innocently playing, resulting in a severe electrocution that left it completely immobilized. Without a moment's hesitation, our dedicated team rushed to the scene, determined to provide immediate care. Our experienced veterinarian administered essential treatment and outlined a.... Read more
Oct 18, 2023 Emir, coming to Türkiye from Syria with his mother 6 years ago, tells the story of a child who bravely overcame difficulties. Learning Turkish and continuing his education in Türkiye, Emir strives to step into a hopeful future. As a 6th-grade student, Emir continues his education life in Türkiye with determination. Emir, who did not know any Turkish when he came to Türkiye, started primary school in Türkiye and learned Turkish while he was going to school. Emir,.... Read more
Oct 18, 2023 This early summer,a“sea of red” was suddenly spotted at avegetable wholesale market.It turned out thata large number of pumpkinswerepiled upthere due to poorsales.The market has set an ultimatum that if thepumpkins could not be disposed of in time, they will be sent to the landsfill.Due to the hot summer weather and occasional strong winds and heavy rains,the stall owner contacted Food Angelimmediatelytodonate all the pumpkinsbefore they turned rotten and were discarded. Upon.... Read more
Oct 17, 2023 This year, 85 of our scholars received their diplomas at the graduation ceremony where Mrs and Mr Aygündüz were invited. Most of the graduates started their business lives. Miss D.G. and E.Z.S., our scholars who graduated last July, and their families, and Mr. and Mrs. Aygündüz had dinner and were presented with TEV badges. The 2023-24 academic year has started. While we increased the number of scholarships to 850 this year, we increased the scholarship amount to 2500 TL. We.... Read more
Oct 8, 2023 The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree. Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.Studying for a master's degree and/or.... Read more
Oct 6, 2023 A mere half-degree shift can result in noteworthy consequences, and it's not limited to climate alone. Recent studies indicate that children undergoing chemotherapy can forego hospital admission until their fever reaches 39 degrees Celsius, contrary to the previously set threshold of 38.5 degrees Celsius. This adjustment alleviates the challenges faced by young patients and brings relief to their parents and siblings. In another study, it was demonstrated that certain high-risk surgeries once.... Read more
Oct 2, 2023 Dear KEDV supporters, Despite the more stable political context after the national elections in Turkiye in May 2023, the communities are still struggling to meet ends due to the very high inflation that has been going on for months now, increasing prices and the VAT of the most essential goods, increasing prices of energy, devaluation of Turkish Lira. These factors, and the cost of living crises brought with it, once again showed how important women’s micro businesses are in ensuring that.... Read more
Sep 25, 2023 Greetings from the Center for Allergy at Shamir Medical Center. I am writing in the midst of the very busy holiday season here in Israel. While it is a time for getting together with family and friends, for those affected by food allergies, there is the everpresent concern of inadvertent allergenic exposures. Therefore this is a good opportunity to remind people to ask about food allergies that their guests might have and plan accordingly, allowing everyone to fully celebrate. I wish to.... Read more
Sep 11, 2023 On behalf of Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF), we send heartfelt thanks to you. Your donations have been crucial in meeting the growing demand for Nurses for Night Care. As you know, Irish Hospice Foundation funds the specialist Nurses for Night Care service for patients dying of non-malignant conditions such as dementia, motor neuron disease, respiratory disease, heart failure and kidney disease (these illnesses account for 70% of deaths in Ireland). The service is a direct benefit to.... Read more
Sep 7, 2023 Wow! What a busy few months. July to August has been very good for fundraising following an event in Estonia at Mind Valley, so thank you all so much for your support, there are some very special and generous people out there. Your support has helped so much, to pay some debts and fix some difficult situations for the families that we support. This month has seen many of our butterflies start a new of school or University, thankfully with good support we have been able to cover the fees. Of.... Read more
Aug 30, 2023 Dear friends of PaSch, we hope you are doing well and that you have enjoyed this summer so far. There has been a lot going on in the PaSch project since May and we want to take you with us and tell you what we have already organized for our PaSch tandems, what activities we have undertaken and what else has happened at PaSch. As already announced in the last report, the first PaSch excursion this year took place in May. Together with about 20 people from the PaSch project and a nature.... Read more
Jul 31, 2023 Skin infection is a common problem in our Indian stray dogs. There could be many reasons for skin infection or diseases like fleas or mites, chronic dermatitis, fungal infection, any wound, underlying diseases and many more. If it is neglected, then it can lead to an extreme itchy and painful condition for our furry friends. Oftentimes it poses a bigger threat to the dog’s health. ‘Balu’ was suffering from a severe skin disease. When the local people saw Balu’s condition,.... Read more
Jul 31, 2023 Canine Parvovirus (CPV) or commonly referred to as ‘Parvo’ is one of the most serious viruses that dogs can get. It is highly contagious and spread from dog to dog by direct or indirect contact with their feces. The condition often causes abdominal pain, diarrhoea, vomiting and other clinical signs. Fortunately, this can be cured with timely treatment, but mortality can reach 91% in untreated cases. ‘Bhura’a 5-6 months old puppy was affected with this deadly virus..... Read more
