How does your contribution count?
 
Please read below for information on how your donations could be put to use.
£3 a month buys a hand operated sewing machine to provide tailoring training
£4 a month provides basic health education to 30 women.
£5 a month provides salts to treat 85 children with diarrhoea.
£5 a month provides stationary to 20 poor families.
£10 purchases improved wheat seed allowing a farmer to plant and provide for his family for a year
£10 a month provides 30 girls and boys with school equipment.
£12 can buy 5 children’s literacy books
£12 vaccinates 500 livestock.
£15 a month provides an pre-natal care kit to for 12 Traditional Birth Attendants
£20 provides health care education for 20 children.
£25 buys 10 books for a resource centre library.
£25 can provide health care education to 30 children
£30 provides the start up training for one basic veterinary worker
£35 secures safe drinking water for an entire family
£40 buys fruit saplings which enable a farmer to establish a private orchard
£45 can build an irrigation canal to water the crops of one family
£70 can educate 45 children in child rights
£85 allows a family of 6 to start a beekeeping enterprise
£100 could provide carpet weaving materials to start an income generation enterprise.
£100 can offer education facilities to 60 Afghan children
£200 could provide saplings for a community to establish a watershed management plot to reduce soil erosion.
£500 could build a reservoir to provide a village with clean drinking water.
£700 could enable us to construct a well in a district to serve 100 families.
£1000 could enable us to construct a bridge serving 50 villages.
£1000 allows 5 women to start a small home based enterprise.

£2000 allows a village to buy a second hand tractor so they can till the soil for crops.

All in all we would like some money to do all of these things, some projects are small others are larger, some will go on for years.

This photo is of a school class in a area where fighting is going on, there is no roof there are no books just now a young thirst for knowledge..

Children collecting used plastic bags, these young children should be at school, but instead they are scavenging for used plastic bags.