EDUCATION IS A HUMAN RIGHT WHICH EVERY CHILD DESERVES!
Education, in particular, can leverage significant improvements in the lives of orphans and vulnerable children. Besides conferring knowledge and life skills, schooling can contribute to a child's psychosocial development and provide a safe, structured environment in turbulent times.
Millions of children in many vulnerable households are not learning because of poverty, discrimination, the quality of the education on offer, or because they are too hungry to learn. These children leave school before they acquire the basic skills and knowledge needed to thrive within society.
Education transforms children’s lives by helping them overcome poverty. This leads to better health and increased income opportunities. Without it, many children remain trapped in a life of poverty and hardship.
HELP EDUCATE 300 CHILDREN IN NEED project has helped over 441 orphans and vulnerable children who abandoned school due to poverty to go back to school and many are now able to read and write. This project has helped reduce the burden on vulnerable guardians who have taken up the responsibilities of taking care of orphans left behind by their relatives who have died as a result of HIV and AIDS.
The fundraising target for this project is $20,000.00 out of which we have raised $1,540.14
This project is helping provide both academic and vocational education to over 441 children in need at Fortune School of Excellence formerly known as Fortune Community School in Solwezi District of Zambia.
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Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development (CCCYD) is a Non-profit, Non-political and Nonreligious Organizations which was established to help Orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs), Youth, women and persons with physical challenges improve their standards of Living through the provision of several life skills, education support, HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention, provision of micro-entrepreneurship skills and soft loans as well as material support.
We envision a society that will work towards eradication of poverty, HIV and AIDS, illiteracy among Orphans and vulnerable children, youths and women in Society.
The Organization's mission is to promote and enhance the capabilities of children, youth and women in North Western Province and beyond to effect positive social change that would necessitate the development of their lives, communities and the nation at large
Many orphans, in most areas of Zambia are dropping out of school due to poverty. This poverty is primarily the result of the HIV/AIDS pandemic which has ravaged the Sub-Sahara region claiming the lives of many adults. Children and the elderly have suffered most as a result of this pandemic. Grandparents and children have become heads of households which they can barely support. This problem has been exacerbated by the harsh economic situation in the country Most of the orphaned children rely on outside help just to meet their basic day to day needs such as food and clothing. The children who have dropped out of school in these communities are unlikely to go back to school particularly children from rural areas and poor families. As a result most children get menace to the community by getting involved in activities such as illegal trading, theft, and vandalizing property and engaging in pre-marital sex. If this problem is not addressed soon the HIV infection rates among vulnerable children will go up!
It is against this background that Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development is raising money on GlobalGiving under the project HELP EDUCATE 300 CHILDREN IN NEED!
The project is helping educate over 500 orphans and vulnerable children allowing them to remain in school and improve on their life. This will reduce the burden on guardians who have taken up the responsibilities of taking care of orphans left behind by their relatives and this will also reduce poverty and crime in the community which is on increase as a result of children being found on the street.
The fundraising target for this project is $20,000.00 out of which we have raised $1,384.00
This project is helping provide both academic and vocational education to over 300 children in need at Lufunjisha School of Excellence formerly known as Fortune Community School in Solwezi District of Zambia.
Training Small scale farmers in Farmers Business simulation
The organization has partnered with Savings Bank Foundation for International Cooperation from German to provide Farmers Business Simulation which aims at helping small scale farmers improve their quality of farm and quality of life that would in turn provide food security at household level. The trainings will be conducted from October 2019 to March 2020. So far we have trained 334 small scale farmers in 5 districts of Zambia
Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development (CCCYD) is a Non-profit, Non-political and Nonreligious Organizations which was established to help Orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs), Youth, women and persons with physical challenges improve their standards of Living through the provision of several life skills, education support, HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention, provision of micro-entrepreneurship skills and soft loans as well as material support.
We envision a society that will work towards eradication of poverty, HIV and AIDS, illiteracy among Orphans and vulnerable children, youths and women in Society.
The Organization's mission is to promote and enhance the capabilities of children, youth and women in North Western Province and beyond to effect positive social change that would necessitate the development of their lives, communities and the nation at large
Many orphans, in most areas of Zambia are dropping out of school due to poverty. This poverty is primarily the result of the HIV/AIDS pandemic which has ravaged the Sub-Sahara region claiming the lives of many adults. Children and the elderly have suffered most as a result of this pandemic. Grandparents and children have become heads of households which they can barely support. This problem has been exacerbated by the harsh economic situation in the country Most of the orphaned children rely on outside help just to meet their basic day to day needs such as food and clothing. The children who have dropped out of school in these communities are unlikely to go back to school particularly children from rural areas and poor families. As a result most children get menace to the community by getting involved in activities such as illegal trading, theft, and vandalizing property and engaging in pre-marital sex. If this problem is not addressed soon the HIV infection rates among vulnerable children will go up!
It is against this background that Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development is raising money on globalgiving under the project HELP EDUCATE 300 CHILDREN IN NEED!
The project is helping educate over 500 orphans and vulnerable children allowing them to remain in school and improve on their life. This will reduce the burden on guardians who have taken up the responsibilities of taking care of orphans left behind by their relatives and this will also reduce poverty and crime in the community which is on increase as a result of children being found on the street.
The fundraising target for this project is $20,000.00 out of which we have raised $1,354.00
This project is helping provide both academic and vocational education to over 300 children in need at Lufunjisha School of Excellence formerly known as Fortune Community School in Solwezi District of Zambia.
Donation of 15 Classroom Desks by Anike Foundation Inc:
The organization in September 2019, received a donation of 15 desks from from Anike Foundation Inc based in the United States of America. However, our target is to have 60 this type of desks that would help provide a conducive learning environment.
Training Small scale farmers in Farmers Business simulation
The organization has partnered with Savings Bank Foundation for International Corporation from German to provide Farmers Business Simulation which aims at helping small scale farmers improve their quality of farm and quality of life that would in turn provide food security at household level. The trainings will be conducted from October 2019 to March 2020. So far we have trained 162 small scale farmers in 2 districts.
Challenges:
Though the organization has scored some achievements in the past, we are facing serious challenges that needs urgent attention from well-wishers particularly payment of teachers’ salaries, Classroom furniture, clean water supply and provision of school uniforms. We need adequate funding support if we are to remain supportive to orphans and vulnerable children in Zambia.
However, I wish to express my gratitude to those that have so far donated to our project on global giving and other supporters that have supported this project. I hope you will continue considering this project and request friends and relatives to help us in any way possible.
https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/help-provide-education-to-200-children-in-need/
Our email: info@charitycentreforchildren.org
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Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development (CCCYD) is a Non-profit, Non-political and Nonreligious Organizations which was established to help Orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs), Youth, women and persons with physical challenges improve their standards of Living through the provision of several life skills, education support, HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention, provision of micro-entrepreneurship skills and soft loans as well as material support.
We envision a society that will work towards eradication of poverty, HIV and AIDS, illiteracy among Orphans and vulnerable children, youths and women in Society.
The Organization's mission is to promote and enhance the capabilities of children, youth and women in North Western Province and beyond to effect positive social change that would necessitate the development of their lives, communities and the nation at large
Many orphans, in most areas of Zambia are dropping out of school due to poverty. This poverty is primarily the result of the HIV/AIDS pandemic which has ravaged the Sub-Sahara region claiming the lives of many adults. Children and the elderly have suffered most as a result of this pandemic. Grandparents and children have become heads of households which they can barely support. This problem has been exacerbated by the harsh economic situation in the country Most of the orphaned children rely on outside help just to meet their basic day to day needs such as food and clothing. The children who have dropped out of school in these communities are unlikely to go back to school particularly children from rural areas and poor families. As a result most children get menace to the community by getting involved in activities such as illegal trading, theft, and vandalizing property and engaging in pre-marital sex. If this problem is not addressed soon the HIV infection rates among vulnerable children will go up!
It is against this background that Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development is raising money on globalgiving under the project HELP EDUCATE 300 CHILDREN IN NEED!
The project is helping educate over 441 orphans and vulnerable children allowing them to remain in school and improve on their life. This will reduce the burden on guardians who have taken up the responsibilities of taking care of orphans left behind by their relatives and this will also reduce poverty and crime in the community which is on increase as a result of children being found on the street.
The fundraising target for this project is $48,000.00 out of which we have only raised $721.00
This project is helping provide both academic and vocational education to over 300 children in need at Lufunjisha School of Excellence formerly known as Fortune Community School in Solwezi District of Zambia
In order to help provide basic education to orphans and vulnerable children in Zambia, our organization in 2017 constructed 1x2 classroom block with the support from Edinburgh Global Partnership.
In February 2018, the organization received second support from the Australian Embassy to construct additional 1x4 classroom block towards the provision of Basic education and skills training in Solwezi District of Zambia.
As at 16th, we have enrolled Over 441 pupils from Grade one to Grade Seven and the grade seven are writing the their Exams in November 2019.
Many orphans, in most areas of Zambia are dropping out of school due to poverty. This poverty is primarily the result of the HIV/AIDS pandemic which has ravaged the Sub-Sahara region claiming the lives of many adults. Children and the elderly have suffered most as a result of this pandemic. Grandparents and children have become heads of households which they can barely support. This problem has been exacerbated by the harsh economic situation in the country Most of the orphaned children rely on outside help just to meet their basic day to day needs such as food and clothing. The children who have dropped out of school in these communities are unlikely to go back to school particularly children from rural areas and poor families. As a result most children get menace to the community by getting involved in activities such as illegal trading, theft, and vandalizing property and engaging in pre-marital sex. If this problem is not addressed soon the HIV infection rates among vulnerable children will go up!
It is against this background that Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development is raising money on globalgiving under the project HELP EDUCATE 300 CHILDREN IN NEED!
The project is helping educate over 400 orphans and vulnerable children allowing them to remain in school and improve on their life. This will reduce the burden on guardians who have taken up the responsibilities of taking care of orphans left behind by their relatives and this will also reduce poverty and crime in the community which is on increase as a result of children being found on the street.
The fundraising target for this project is $48,000.00 out of which we have only raised $721.00
This project is helping provide both academic and vocational education to over 300 children in need at Fortune Community School in Solwezi District of Zambia.
Challenges:
Though the organization has scored some achievements in the past, we are facing serious challenges that needs urgent attention from well-wishers particularly payment of teachers’ salaries, Classroom furniture, clean water supply and provision of school uniforms. We need adequate funding support if we are to remain supportive to orphans and vulnerable children in Zambia.
However, I wish to express my gratitude to those that have so far donated to our project on global giving and other supporters that have supported this project. I hope you will continue considering this project and request friends and relatives to help us in any way possible.
https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/help-provide-education-to-200-children-in-need/
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