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Projects on this page are suggested by our projectfinders and approved by the foundation.

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Zimbabwe
Deaf Sign Language Posters
TThe deaf community in Zimbabwe is very marginalized with very little interaction between general society and the deaf. Sign language is the language of the deaf but very few people outside their community understand or can learn this language. In school a deaf child can be understood but at a clinic, at the police station and even at home there is very little understanding.
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New projects Summary
Zimbabwe
Sign
language posters
for deaf people
€1350,-- 
Zimbabwe
Sewing
project
for physically disabled girls
€3000,-- 
Surinam
Educational
materials
for orphans
€600,-- 
Zimbabwe
Support
for 6 students
from €340,--, total € 2335,-- 
Mozambique
Transportation
for Centro del Encontro
€8000,-- 
Nepal
Water
for Danda Kharka village
€2090,-- 
Gambia
Internet
for young people
€1500,-- 
Nepal
Medical
checks
for children
from €1500,-- to €6000,-- 
Mozambique
Activities
for streetchildren
€1000,-- 
Mozambique
Soccer
shoes and balls
for children of the slums
€500,-- 
Mozambique
Vocational
training
for streetchildren
from €500,-- 
Bangladesh
Tables,
benches and plates
for School of Hope
€2500,-- 
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Zimbabwe
Sewing Project for Physically Disabled Girls
We have been teaching Fashion & Fabric for some years and this is a very popular subject with most of our girls, both the physically disabled and the deaf. Not only do the girls sit for this subject at O level but they also enter the annual Trade Fair exhibition in Bulawayo where their goods always win prizes...

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Surinam
Educational
materials for summercamp orphans
The Prosaro Foundation focuses on the child and has been
organizing projects for them for several years. Their newest upcoming
project is one that would like to realize summer camps for children without
parents.. 
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Zimbabwe
School Leavers Support for 6 students
KGVI is a centre and school for physically disabled students from all over Zimbabwe. We provide an academic education, skills training, independent living, social support and an arts programme to students from the age of 3 to 20 years....

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Mozambique
Transportation for Centro de Encontro in Maputo
House All of the organisations activities are located on the outskirts of town and often at different locations, and stores and markets are mostly more in the center of the city therefore not close to the projects
locations. What is most urgent at this point is transportation to and from these locations. The organisation is looking for a reasonable bus or truck with the possibility of placing seats in the back.
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Nepal
Water
for Danda Kharka village
In 2009 four villages near Mude, Nepal, received
water through active participation of the Namaste Foundation Breda and a
donation by Moments of Joy. One of the villages, Danda Kharka, in that area
could't get the access to water as it was located on higher grounds and the
cost of bringing water up-hill would be enormous. So every time the
villagers need water they have to walk down to a neighboring village. Water
is not only essential for the households but also for their cattle and crops... 
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Gambia
Fast
internet connection for young people in Tanji
Future for Young People
Association in Gambia runs a youth center in the fishers village Tanji in
Gambia. Their goal is to offer the disadvantaged young people in and around
this village education and amusement. The centre has a library with 4000
English books, a internet café with 10 computer, a carpentry workshop, a
big hall with a stage and a courtyard with an outside stage where all kind
of activities are organized... 
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Nepal
Medical
checks for children
Medical Checks for
Children (MCC) is active all over the world to medically check and treat
children in poverty stricken areas. In 2010 MCC checked approx. 13.000
children on three different continents. This fall (November 2011) MCC will
go to the surroundings of Mude (Nepal) to medically check and if necessary
treat the children. In this area there are about 1000 children. 
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Mozambique
A
special day with activities for the streetchildren of Maputo
Centro de Encontro is an
independent NGO and has organised many activities for street children in
Maputo over the past 15 years. Rene Boezaard from the Netherlands started
this project in 1994 en was able to hand the organisation of the project
over to a local staff who were trained by himself. The staff works together
with many volunteers from the area... 
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Mozambique
Soccer shoes and balls for the soccer club for poor children from the slums of Maputo
One of the most successful projects
of Centro de Encontro is the soccer school “ the lions of Laulane “.
The children from this particular section of the soccer school live in a
different part of town: Xipamanine the largest en poorest slum of Maputo.
These boys live in a place where they are confronted with violence, drugs
and prostitution on a daily base. It is especially for this reason that
Centro de Encontro tries very hard to keep this part of the soccer school
active. So the kids can - at least for the duration of one soccer game - be
away from that violent existence.... 
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Mozambique
Vocational training for street children in Maputo
Centro de Encontro has developed many projects in Maputo over the past 17 years for street children in Maputo. Among them a school for the extremely poor children that live in the streets of Maputo; this is their only chance for an
education. The school follows the required state curriculum with a final exam after fifth grade high school. Unfortunately statistics have shown that for young people between the age of 16 and 20 yrs it is very hard to find a job.
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Bangladesh
Tables,
benches and plates for School of Hope
The School of Hope is a primary school in one of the
poorest neighborhoods of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The school was
set up by foreign volunteers for children from slums, who would not
otherwise get an education. The school is virtually free of charge. (Parents
are asked to around 8 Euro Cent per month to show their commitment.)..

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