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Advocacy Initiative for Development (AID)

Org #9866
Vetted since 2012 Site Visit Verified
2000
year founded
$27,774
raised on GlobalGiving
11
years fundraising
11
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The Organization seeks to promote human rights education and enhance the capabilities of women, children, and youth across Africa and other least developed countries outside Africa to effect positive social change that would bring about sustainable development in their lives and communities.

Project Leaders
Sylvanus S. Murray
Sylvanus S. Murray
Daphne Murray
Daphne Murray
Team
Sylvanus S Murray, Andrew R Daramy, Daphne M Murray, Jesse Fatoma, Mohamed Bah, Fatmata Davies, Mariama Bah, Ibrahim Moigua, Victoria F Kamara, Mohamed B Koroma
Organization Information
15769 Silent Tree Place
Woodbridge, Virginia 22191
United States
+1 (571) 315-3467
Organization Information
15769 Silent Tree Place
Woodbridge, Virginia 22191
United States
+1 (571) 315-3467

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Project Update

By Mohamed B. Koroma | Project Leader

Many schools in rural areas in Tanzania have insufficient numbers of latrines, which are often poorly designed and maintained. For girls who are menstruating, these problems compound the difficulties... Read the full report ›

Project Update

By Mohamed B. Koroma | Project Leader

It is common knowledge that girls in urban areas of Tanzania are eight times more likely to finish secondary education than girls in rural areas mainly due to extreme poverty and limited... Read the full report ›

Project Update

By Mohamed B. Koroma | Project Leader

Coconut husks are littered everywhere and sometimes used in filling potholes. They are also burnt in open environments causing pollution. Coconut sellers cannot afford the huge sums of money to burn... Read the full report ›
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