Two major earthquakes rocked Nepal in a two-week period, killing nearly 9,000 people. The psychological effects of this sudden widespread death and destruction remain long after the quake. We're training local community workers so more people can get help as they cope with tremendous losses.
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The Tributaries mental health team provides mental health and trauma healing training for community workers worldwide. Training increases awareness of the causes and symptoms of emotional trauma and mental illness. Caregivers learn ways to care for others who have experienced trauma. and how to care themselves as they help others. This year we are training in the U.S., Africa, Central and Southwest Asia.
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When a powerful earthquake rocked Nepal, people lost their homes and their way of making a living. This project will provide homes and hope for families in hard-hit areas close to the epicenter of the April 25 quake.
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By providing education and care, we can break the cycle of poverty and restore hope to children and their families. Your donation helps to provide children in Uganda with education, supplies, two daily meals, and hope for a brighter future!
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TOUCH Program is improving the lives of children in Kitintale, on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda. In this urban slum area, most parents and guardians cannot raise funds to send their children to school. TOUCH is providing education, supplies, and two daily meals to over 500 children. Our school, Calvary Primary, is badly in need of desks & chairs to replace the very old and dangerous ones now in use.
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This project will provide 30 workers at 10 orphanages in Togo with training in holistic care, child development, abuse, common mental illnesses, basic hygienic care and first aid, and it will connect them to the existing mental health network and assist them in formalizing their centers. Together, these workers care for about 1,500 children who will benefit from improved care and services.
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