2F2A2273.jpgIn Gjirokastër, Help 30 Roma Children Stay in School

This project will provide 30 low-income Roma children ages 5-12 in Gjirokastër, Albania with support to help them succeed in Albanian public school, giving them a chance at a brighter future. Your donation will provide them with appropriate clothing and shoes, school supplies, and food aid for their families so that they don't go to school hungry.

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7D9A1142.jpgIn Albania, Changing Lives Through Education

For over 650 young people in southern Albania every year, Nehemiah Gateway's schools and programs expand opportunities, open doors, and provide a strong and stable foundation to a dignified and self-sufficient existence. Donations to this project will provide scholarship support for Albanian and Albanian Roma students in need, pre-kindergarten through university, at Amaro Tan, Shkolla NEHEMIA, and Nehemiah Gateway University. 

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7D9A1342.jpgIn Ghana, Providing Mentorship and Discipleship for Youth

Every child is confronted daily with a complex set of human examples, both good and bad. They see role models, movies, music and advertising that is pulling them in many directions. Some see abuse, violence, and questionable choices being made around them. Others may often encounter positive influences of charity, self-sacrifice and love. How do they make sense of this? D1:8 seeks to gather these young minds into a safe group, and to give them guidance, attention, encouragement, knowledge and affection – all to help them exercise the right choices as they grow into the young men and women of the future.

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Mission10forty

Mission10forty is a Danish international humanitarian organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable children and youth in the 10/40 Window—a region spanning parts of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, as well as Eastern Europe. This area is characterized by high levels of poverty, limited access to education and healthcare, and significant humanitarian needs. 

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