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Pledges for 2008
In addition to supporting our ongoing projects, funds have been pledged to the following:
2008 Seyed El Shohada Charitable Hospital
Funds have been pledged towards the purchase of medical equipment.
2008 Daheshpour Cancer Foundation
Donation for Chemotherapy treatment for young cancer patients.
2008 Global Action Plan
Global Action Plan was founded in 1993. To date, it has worked with over 300 schools, using tools including energy and waste audits as well as fun, interactive learning to deliver results such as an average 41% reduction in waste.
www.globalactionplan.org.uk
2008 Children in Crisis - East Timor
The aim of Children in Crisis is to give children in some of the world’s poorest countries the educational opportunities they need to help transform their lives. At the heart of their work is the belief that education is an essential tool to overcome poverty.
A donation has been pledged to this organisation to help build a school for children in East Timor.
www.childrenincrisis.org
2008 Wherever the Need
Project of rebuilding and rejuvenation of a school in Ennanagaram in the Cuddalore district of Tamilnadu. www.wherevertheneed.org.uk
2008 Sick Children’s Trust – UK
A pledge had been made to help with the building of a room for the parents of sick children at this centre.
www.sickchildrenstrust.org
2008 Women for Women International
Humanitarian organization dedicated to the educational, economic, and interpersonal support of women worldwide who are survivors of war and genocide.
A donation has been approved towards the building of training centres for women in Sudan
www.womenforwomen.org
2008 Facing Africa – NOMA
Facing Africa is a charity concerned with the prevention and treatment of the horrific children's disease Noma. Noma (cancrum oris) is an acute and ravaging gangrenous infection affecting the face. The victims of Noma are mainly young children caught in a vicious circle of extreme poverty and chronic malnutrition. A donation has been pledged to help with the treatment of Noma.
www.facingafrica.org