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In many, many villages throughout all of India, the people have only filthy, bacteria-laden pond water for their drinking, cooking, bathing. This water is all that is available, so the people have no choice but to use it. We want to provide them with something better, something health and life – giving: fresh, clean well water. Only as funds are available can we provide additional villages with wells so that a thousand or more people can have clean, good water daily from each one. Currently, we are installing wells in Bihar, north India, one of India’s poorest and most backward states. FUNDED -PROJECT COMPLETED-
This project will fund the development of four wells of various types in the Mubende district of Uganda. This project involves locally run charity and heavily involves the local community in the planning and implementation of the project. In fact, the community also contributes funds to the project. Your donation helps them help themselves. An excellent ChooseAneed type of project. Please consider helping them obtain safe water. FUNDED! Project completed.
Susan is here and doing well.Visit the blog to learn more SusansBlogSpotChooseAneed.org has partnered with Engeye to help Susan Nabukenya. Susan is in the US now!
The Nyamuswa water tank project will provide water, one of the basic human needs and rights, to 9,200 people in a rural area of Tanzania. The project has been planned by the local community and has the support of the local government. This project meets the provision of relief to underprivileged goals of ChooseAneed. Water is lifesaving and is a self defined need of the local community. Building is in progress. Updates soon!
This project if funded would equip the planned lab at Engeye clinic in Uganda with a field microscope and the necessary supplies. The microscope is a necessary and vital tool that would allow health care workers to more accurately diagnose the patients and therefore, more responsibly and sparingly use the medicines they have at their disposal. This would be life saving and life changing as more individuals would receive the life saving medications that they actually need. PROJECT FUNDED. AWAITING COMPLETION.
Worms mainly affect the well-being of young children. Because worms contribute to anemia, which is a leading cause of death among people in these areas, de-worming is a simple and effective method in which to increase the chances of survival for young children. By removing one possible cause of a child’s deteriorated health, it gives them a better chance of surviving the other possible causes of death, such as malaria, malnutrition, etc. Children develop worms by walking barefoot in contaminated soils. This project will help by funding the purchase of the de-worming medicine for 500 students and sandals for those without shoes. The sandals will help prevent reinfection. The Ghana Health and Education Initiative has done this before, lets raise the funds to do it again. So cheap, so effective - potentially lifesaving. To learn more, please click on this project. Project COMPLETED!
Through a partnership with the Uganda Village Project we would provide discrete scholarships to children for Secondary Education. These are in essence ‘full rides’ and would be awarded to promising children who would otherwise be unable to obtain an education. Education can make a huge difference in Uganda, it is the difference in being a poor villager working every day to find food to eat and being able to support your entire family through work you can obtain because of your education. The Uganda Village Project which is well established both here in the states and on the ground in Uganda would primarily be responsible for awarding and administering the scholarship. They would draft the requirements for awarding the scholarship and the requirements for a student to continue to receive the scholarship. They would also provide us with annual reports on all the children involved in the project. The cost is 600 dollars per full ride. Project COMPLETED! NEW - UVP has sent us pictures and video of the scholarship recipient.
This project helps to fund the creation of ChooseAneed legally in the US such that we can obtain a bank account in our name, maintain business expenses, and provide tax reciepts. WE HAVE BEEN APPROVED!
This project seeks to fund the purchase of a set of much needed law books for a Christian non-profit organization that helps the poor in Uganda who cannot afford legal aid.
Protective eye-wear is an important piece of equipment that anyone who may come in contact with bodily fluids should wear. Currently doctors in Kumi often have to operate without this standard protection.COMPLETED - CLICK TO READ THE POST NEEDS REPORT.
Dental equipment is in short supply and the dentist at Kumi Hospital requested several pieces of basic equipment that would help him do his job.
COMPLETE- The money has been transferred to Uganda and converted to local currency. The items have been bought and received. Click for more details.
The Uganda Village Project has identified four sites that would be suitable for wells. They have analyzed the locations, made certain water is there and made certain the wells would be centrally located and benefit many people. COMPLETE -
http://picasaweb.google.com/benjaminkrause/KimantoShallowWell?authkey=as72eKBsy9U'NEW! Uganda Village Project has submitted videos of some completed needs. View these short videos to see what your donation has meant. We CAN and we ARE making a difference. Thank you!
Busiringe well video one
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The Uganda Village Project has identified four sites that would be suitable for wells. They have analyzed the locations, made certain water is there and made certain the wells would be centrally located and benefit many people. Project Complete. NEW! Uganda Village Project has submitted videos of some completed needs. View these short videos to see what your donation has meant. We CAN and we ARE making a difference. Thank you!
Busiringe well video two
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The Uganda Village Project has identified four sites that would be suitable for wells. They have analyzed the locations, made certain water is there and made certain the wells would be centrally located and benefit many people. Project Complete. NEW! Uganda Village Project has submitted videos of some completed needs. View these short videos to see what your donation has meant. We CAN and we ARE making a difference. Thank you!
Busanda well
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The Uganda Village Project has identified four sites that would be suitable for wells. They have analyzed the locations, made certain water is there and made certain the wells would be centrally located and benefit many people. COMPLETED.NEW! Uganda Village Project has submitted these videos of the well project. View these short videos to see what your donation has meant. We CAN and we ARE making a difference. Thank you!
Nsinze well video oneNsinze well video twoNsinze well video three
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This is well number five of four planned wells that Uganda Village Project was working on. Through the generosity of ChooseAneed donors and the gift of service and leadership by Uganda Village Project volunteers and some very hard labor by the local community they have been able to build five wells for the price of four.
NEW! Uganda Village Project has submitted videos of some completed well projects. View these short videos to see what your donation has meant. We CAN and we ARE making a difference. Thank you!
Budazzi, Kalalu well
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This project would provide a one-time grant to fund the purchase of locally created exam tables for a new health clinic. Please click on this project to read more. PROJECT COMPLETED! Look for new and exciting projects with Engeye soon.
Project Partners: Alpha Childcare Uganda (local NGO – Non Governmental Organization)
In Uganda and many African countries malaria, and more commonly AIDS, creates orphans. Often these orphans are very young and yet they become the heads of their households. Can you imagine being responsible for a toddler and school age child when you are in the sixth or seventh grade, not even a teenager yet yourself? These orphans are very resourceful and they make do because they have to. ACCOD is a local NGO making an effort to help these children and one way in which they do so is by supplying some basic needs such as blankets, water jugs, and cooking pots. These are cheap by our standards, but are much too expensive for these orphans to consider purchasing. This project, each time we fund it, would supply 10 families with these basic supplies. It would be administered by ACCOD in Uganda. PROJECT COMPLETED
The schools are making do with very poor blackboards that they use every day, as paper is not readily available and is much more precious than it is here in the states. These blackboards need to be replaced and it is a need the Uganda Village Project has identified during their groundwork with the schools. However, they have not had the time, energy, or money to invest in this project. They have also identified a shortage of desks in many of these village schools. Imagine having to share one of those small desks we all used in elementary school with several other children, taking turns to work on the desk instead of the floor. Awaiting completion of project. Update - The UVP summer team has performed a needs assessment and surveyed about 29 schools, interviewed them and researched costs. It looks as though 15-20 three seater desks will be built for one school from the funds donated so far. UVP is currently exploring exact costs and we are working with them to consider placing this need on CAN again in hopes of funding some more desks.
A microfinance project in rural Tanzania that provides access to small loans for people living in remote areas of western Tanzania. Rural areas are often left without access to many services. Most microfinance programs throughout Africa are centered in urban centers. This project also enables women to pursue their own personal goals and dreams by enabling them to establish their own businesses and better take care of their families. Below is a video provided to us by Malaika of women who have been helped by ChooseAneed's completion of this need. These women have borrowed small amounts of money from the funds we sent and are now operating business and slowly paying the money back which will then be used to create more loans.
Amount to fund: $2,500
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Last updated: 8/11/08