Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya

by One Village At A Time
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Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya

Project Report | Mar 13, 2014
Hello, Guyana!

By Onslo Carrington | Assistant Executive Director, OVAAT

As we say goodbye to Kenya and our good works there, One Village At A Time will be saying hello to Guyana. 

OVAAT is a nonprofit NGO that seeks to develop sustainable solutions to healthcare problems by bringing a unique and distinctive approach to the issues of each individual village, city, or region.

As you know, we have used microfinance, education, and nutrition to "Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya" to help move their AIDS-ravaged region away from a consistently impoverished situation. We also created programs to support a village and region as a whole by empowering local leadership, businesses, and parents to support the children and the community. Our work is Kenya has helped girls and women get educated, gain self-confidence and a voice, and grow as women and community leaders -- and they are so grateful to us.

This summer, OVAAT will move into Guyana, South America, to tackle pressing issues related to extreme poverty, water quality and flooding, access to healthcare, limited infrastructure, HIV/AIDS, malaria, child mortality, mental health and environmental degradation. 

We have so appreciated all of your support in Kenya and we hope you will follow us on our journey into Guyana. 

We have put together an amazing team that will be making wonderful things happen in Guyana. 

Susan Gross: Executive Director, OVAAT

Onslo Carrington: Project Manager and Assistant Executive Director , OVAAT

Jonathan Gartenberg: Community Integration and Project Implementation

Kerry Foley: Filmmaker and Project Documentation 

Meghan Maupin: Architect and Consultant/Board Member

Peter Costolanski: Grant Management, Project Development, and Project Evaluation

Elena Richardson: Consultant, Research Development, and Public Health Evaluation

Jonathan Slawsby: Attorney/Board member

Thank you for your ongoing support!

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One Village At A Time

Location: Boston, MA - USA
Website:
Ginger DeShaney
Project Leader:
Ginger DeShaney
Boston , MA United States

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