This summer I have the incredible opportunity of going to Uganda to do humanitarian work. I am so so excited for this opportunity! It's always been a dream of mine and I am so lucky to already be fulfilling it when I am so young. However the trip is very expensive and I need to fund raise the money to be able to go. I know that many of you are poor students, but I would be eternally grateful if you would be willing to donate something. Click HERE to do so. Some of the programs that have been implemented in countries HELP goes to are listed below. You can donate as little as $3 and do so easily through PayPal on the link. To donate to my trip simply put my name (Rebekah Arnesen) in the comment line when you donate.Your donation may not seem like much, but by helping me, you are helping change the world! Peace and Love! Thank you much!
Beka
2010 Initiatives
1) 8410 served with visual health through screenings, eyeglasses and
cataract surgeries
2) 5424 people taught Nutrition, Hygiene, Sex-Education and general
Community Health lessons
3) 4036 helped through AIDS advocacy activities
4) Construction of various Health and Sanitation Facilities, Classrooms,
illiterate-friendly Hospital signs, Mushroom Homes and Chick Farms
benefitting thousands
5) 872 involved in improved Literacy and English campaigns
6) 836 students empowered through Music, Drama, Art and Soccer Camps
7) 674 taught skills related to Leadership, Computers and Conflict
Resolution
8) 465 school children taught Drug Education
9) 293 trained on Square-foot Gardening and Vermicomposting with 158 Gardens
built
10) 160 trained, 58 Adobe Stoves built
11) 148 trained for improved Micro-Finance loaning and Business Consulting
12) 69 Special Needs Children and teachers engaged in therapy and learning
activities as well as 17 empowerment themed wall Murals painted
13) 38 Lepers given care and attention
14) 29 trained on Bee-Keeping ventures
15) 1 Recycling Program implemented
1) 8410 served with visual health through screenings, eyeglasses and
cataract surgeries
2) 5424 people taught Nutrition, Hygiene, Sex-Education and general
Community Health lessons
3) 4036 helped through AIDS advocacy activities
4) Construction of various Health and Sanitation Facilities, Classrooms,
illiterate-friendly Hospital signs, Mushroom Homes and Chick Farms
benefitting thousands
5) 872 involved in improved Literacy and English campaigns
6) 836 students empowered through Music, Drama, Art and Soccer Camps
7) 674 taught skills related to Leadership, Computers and Conflict
Resolution
8) 465 school children taught Drug Education
9) 293 trained on Square-foot Gardening and Vermicomposting with 158 Gardens
built
10) 160 trained, 58 Adobe Stoves built
11) 148 trained for improved Micro-Finance loaning and Business Consulting
12) 69 Special Needs Children and teachers engaged in therapy and learning
activities as well as 17 empowerment themed wall Murals painted
13) 38 Lepers given care and attention
14) 29 trained on Bee-Keeping ventures
15) 1 Recycling Program implemented
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