Dilapidated, unsafe conditions at Ketuo Primary School are severely disrupting education and driving down enrollment. Missing windows, leaking roofs, and an unusable kitchen force students out of classes during the rainy season, stop meal programs, and leave children exposed to dampness and illness. To address this crisis, the Nandom site will construct a six-unit classroom […]
Category Archives: Grow Futures
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Hepatitis B is a preventable yet life-threatening viral infection that attacks the liver, causing both acute and chronic disease. Transmitted through blood and bodily fluids, it poses a severe risk in the Wa region, especially for school children and sponsored families living in crowded conditions with limited preventive care access. Hepatitis B has claimed countless […]
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In Haiti, ongoing political instability, gang violence, lack of employment, and disruptions to basic services have contributed to significant rising costs and a lack of access to adequate, nutritious food. Families throughout Haiti face a greater risk of food insecurity and compromised nutrition — many families with children even having to resort to drastic measures, […]
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In the heart of the Ternopil Region of Ukraine, where the realities of war continue to cast uncertainty over daily life, a quiet transformation is taking place. Behind the walls of the Kopychyntsi Art School, hope is being rebuilt classroom by classroom. What once stood as an aging and deteriorating facility is now becoming a […]
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The Hodovytsia Lyceum academic building houses student computer labs, hosts programming courses, and acts as a vital gathering place for local parent groups. However, because its exterior facade remains unplastered and uninsulated, the building suffers from significant heat loss during colder months, causing uncomfortable learning conditions and reduced energy efficiency. Insulating the brick facade will […]
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Most families at the Ternopil Site live in rural areas or remote villages without access to natural gas, relying entirely on firewood for cooking and heating throughout the seven-month cold season. Even for families withaccess to gas or coal, ongoing war related supply chain disruptions have driven prices out of reach, forcing most families to […]
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At our Haiti North site, we continue to address the highly volatile environment families are facing daily. Growing political instability, lack of employment, gang violence, and ongoing disruptions to even basic services are contributing to the substantial rise in costs. Families lack access to sufficient, nutritious food, putting them at significant risk of food insecurity […]
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At Kasyongo School, children are eager to learn, but their current classrooms are deteriorating and no longer offer a safe environment for effective education. Unpredictable weather—including seasonal rains, high winds, and extreme heat—frequently interrupts lessons. Teachers also lack a dedicated space to prepare lessons and collaborate. By upgrading these facilities with modern infrastructure, it will […]
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At our Haiti North site, which includes two subsites, soaring prices and critical shortages of everyday goods have put essential school supplies out of reach for local families. Without the required textbooks and learning materials, vulnerable children face severe barriers to education, leading to delayed enrollment, frequent absenteeism, and higher dropout rates. The Education Support […]
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Rising costs and limited access to basic supplies prevent many families from purchasing required textbooks and school supplies, putting children at risk of delayed enrollment, absenteeism, or early withdrawal from school. This initiative offers emergency education support to sponsored children in Haiti South, ensuring continuous learning during ongoing economic turmoil. This Back-to-School Education Support program […]