Update from Nepal
Together with the National Mission Commission of Nepal, we are financially supporting 13 orphan children in Nepal. Some of these children lost their parents during the earthquake in 2015.
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Update from Ghana
Our first trip up to the Medical Centre (since being back in Ghana) again highlighted the amazing work it continues to undertake in such a remote and harsh environment.
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Learning in Vietnam
The children at the Friendship House have just finished their second school term. We are very happy that 6 of our children have achieved above average results this term.
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International Crisis Response Team
This report from a global security company underpins why we are building an International Crisis Response capability within Operation Orphan.
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Chilwell School supports orphans in Sierra Leone
What a fantastic way to kick off the new school year. This week, I visited the year 8s at Chilwell School to receive a fabulous donation.
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School FUNdraising!
Over the last few months of the 2015 school summer term, children up and down the country took part in a variety of fundraising events to raise money for our Nepal appeal.
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100% Success
I spoke to Philip this morning who was excited to tell me some great news.
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DR Congo - Hebron Home
We are working with project co-ordinators Marie and Donald Kazadi at Hebron Home in the Katanga Region, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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UK - Forget-Me-Notts
Forget-Me-Notts is our first UK based project. The project began by providing chocolates at Christmas and Easter for children who are either in or known to the care system. For many of these children this will be the only gift they receive.
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Jordan - Keep a Child
To date millions of Syrians and Iraqis have fled the conflict by crossing the border into Jordan and other surrounding countries.
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Jamaica - Keep a Child
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Nepal - Keep a Child
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Our project coordinators Sam and Steve Fletcher have established a direct support link to orphaned children living in Northern Iraq.
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Vietnam - Friendship House
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Uganda - Pencott Valley School
Operation Orphan are working with our partners at Pencott Valley Primary School in Uganda to provide education for orphans and vulnerable children living in the surrounding slum.
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Zimbabwe - Children of Hope
Throughout Zimbabwe there are countless orphans living with their extended family both in the high density suburbs and in the rural areas.
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Zimbabwe - Hope for Life
There are over 2,000 children living with HIV in Mutare. Many of these children have been born with the disease and are taking ARVs (Antiretrovirals).
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Zimbabwe - Nzeve School for the Deaf
Children who are deaf are assumed to be cursed in local tradition. Many have their tongues cut by the witch doctors to release them from the curse.
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Zimbabwe - Amatelaz
Children who have parents at home are often supported with their homework and generally encouraged to make the most of their learning opportunity.
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Not Convinced?
We look at it like this…what does it cost to take care of a child where we live?
We buy food, pay for heating bills, make sure they are happy, check they have their coat on before leaving the house, celebrate their birthdays, take them to the doctors when they are feeling sick and buy the medicine so they get better, brush their hair, ensure they are safe and kiss them goodnight.
Our dream is for the children we support to have a care structure around them providing the same level of care that we would for our own children. Join us in seeing this dream become reality.