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ARCHITECTS & ANALYSTS - EMPHASIS: Meaning, concepts, design DRIVERS - EMPHASIS: Action and directing CONNECTORS/RELATIONSHIP BUILDERS - EMPHASIS: Caring MOTIVATORS - EMPHASIS: Emotional stimulation
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Thanks to all of you who have supported War Child so that the charity can continue to prove that even though the world may be messy, we as humans are far from powerless.
Best regards from Toronto, Canada
Harald Seemann
War Child Canada 2020 Annual Report
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Casa Guatemala Orphanage Annual Report
Casa Guatemala had a successful year in 2019, enrolling 215 students and impacting over 130 families. The organization focused on providing education, nutrition, and healthcare to students and community members. For education, Casa Guatemala strengthened parental involvement and ensured students had necessary school supplies. The nutrition program served over 250,000 meals and snacks to students, and the organization's farm grew crops for meals. Healthcare was provided through the on-site clinic and visits from 20 medical teams who saw over 375 cases. Major capital projects included building new school bathrooms with support from donors. Casa Guatemala expressed gratitude for its large network of donors and volunteers from around the world who support its mission.
War Child Canada Annual Report
War Child Canada's 2019 Annual Report summarizes the organization's work over the past year. It highlights that in 2019, War Child reached 499,000 children and adults affected by conflict through programs in Afghanistan, Uganda, South Sudan, Sudan, Jordan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. These programs focused on education, poverty reduction, legal protection, gender equality, and child safeguarding. The report also provides financial information, showing revenue of $17.9 million and expenses of $18.9 million for the year.
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In 2018, War Child supported nearly 600,000 children, young people, and adults across 8 countries through programs focused on education, legal protection, and economic opportunity. Key accomplishments included developing Uganda's first accelerated learning curriculum for refugees, expanding legal aid services to protect women and children from abuse in Afghanistan, and helping over 14,000 children return to school in Afghanistan. War Child's work is made possible through support from governments, foundations, corporations and individual donors.
Pathways to Education Mentoring Program Toronto
The Pathways Mentoring Program seeks volunteers to serve as mentors for small groups of grade 9-10 students. As a mentor, volunteers will facilitate prepared activities to build students' life and social skills, with support from a program facilitator. The time commitment is weekly sessions from 5:30-7:30PM over the last two weeks of each month. Training and ongoing support is provided. Ideal candidates have experience engaging and communicating with youth, facilitating small groups, and adhering to an anti-oppression policy.
Casa Guatemala Annual Report 2017
I volunteered here in 2003. Nice to see the project doing well and helping so many people in Guatemala.
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