UN: MENTAL HEALTH

children worldwide are being uprooted, forcibly displaced at increasingly higher rates from their homes, separated from
their families. most die from injury, illness, starvation, attempting to reach borders of their countries. those who reach borders are in poor shape, highly vulnerable to abduction, trafficking. we currently collaborate with and give psychological support to those serving them there (see below) -- we are also successfully writing grant appeals for emergency services in areas of active, protracted conflict and for training others in the prevention of gender-based violence and other prevention-related topics (Burundi). we have assisted country leaders to collaborate in advocating for themselves, for example, with NEAR HUMANITARIAN NETWORK, achieving excellent results-- obtaining high rates of funding through international grantors for sub-saharan nations who historically have awarded high amounts of monies primarily to Northern Hemisphere countries who are small and low in need, only allotting substandard, trickle-down, leftover substandard amounts to the impoverished, Southern Hemisphere countries not organized enough to advocate for themselves. Pending funding needed to apply , we hope to acquire ALNAP status to further benefit our subsaharan countries such as Burundi.
Jordanian camps for Syrian children * Calais camps * Tanzania camp for children of Burundi with Rwanda, DRC, & Goma children * children of Uganda & South Sudan SUTCO, Save the Children South Sudan * Somalian children * US indigent, missing & trafficked children/youth through Blue Canoe * children and the mothers of St. Lucia Island, Carribbean * children of Kenya, Kibera School * Lifeline Nehemiah & children affected by Sierra Leone mudslides * UNHCR Uganda Reach a Hand reproductive education, rights, and protection peer advocacy groups for youth

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