Urgent life aid for100 black affected people Yemen

by Concern Organization for Women & Children

Summary

As a black man living in the most underserved neighborhood in Yemen, Abdo works as a janitor. He exposes himself to the most hazardous conditions and deals with infected wastes in order to offer nourishment and shelter for his 14 children, whereas federal medical aid is inattentive. Yet, 4 children died consequently from Cholera owing to the absence of favorable living conditions. Abdo needs heroes like you are to help his 10 children survive COVID global pandemic and educate his children.

$4,000
total goal

$822
remaining

30
donors

0
monthly donors

3
years

Challenge

Abdo should receive urgent aid to secure him & chidden during COVID pandemic.He needs to get sustainable supply of food and to establish a safe shelter for himself and his children. Donors' fund will give Abdo the opportunity to send his children to school and stay connected and safe during the pandemic.The donors' fund will also provide him and his children with COVID kits & sanitizers. Moreover, the project will give Abdo an opportunity to establish his own business and improve his livelihood

Solution

Abdo should receive urgent aid to secure him during the COVID pandemic. He needs to get sustainable supply of food and to establish a safe shelter for himself and his children. Donors' fund will give Abdo the opportunity to send his children to school and stay connected and safe during the pandemic. The donors' fund will also provide him and his children with COVID kits and sanitizers. Moreover, the project will give Abdo an opportunity to establish his own business and improve his livelihood

Long-Term Impact

The project will promote social justice and racial equality by improving the life of a black family in Yemen and establish a sustainable business that saves the lives of ten children. The project will send 10 children to quality education schools and colleges and boost their self-awareness and self-esteem through specialized training programs. Consequently, the ten children's new generation will have better lives and will be able to attain steeper dreams and become future change makers.