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Projects
There are 9 projects which you can choose to fund raise for. Have a look below to see which one you'd like to contribute to!
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Project: Abaana £5 school & Ulster Cancer Foundation
The £5 school is Abaana's latest intiative to give as many people as possible the chance to build a school in Uganda. The Ulster Cancer Foundation is Northern Ireland's leading Cancer charity. AYILA PRIMARY SCHOOL is situated in the Amulu/Gulu district in the North of Uganda just south of the Sudanese border. Abaana chose this school as part of our £5 school campaign to get 10,000 to give just £5 to build...
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Project: Football4Africa - Lwezza Primary
Football4Africa aims to raise enough to rebuild Lwezza Primary, a run down shack school in the Mukono District, in Uganda. We want to give hundreds of children the opportunity to attend a good, well resourced school. With your help, we can!
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Project: Africa teams 2009/2010
Abaana has taken over 200 people to Uganda on teams. We have organised teams for churches, schools and individual groups of young people, men and ladies. Most people when they make their plans for the summer think about lying in the sun and trying to grill themselves like a pork sausage. Please Note: This item can't be gift aided as donations go to the personal cost of the team.
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Project: Gulu - LRA
In the North of Uganda, there has been a bloody war going on for 20 years. Thousands of children have been abducted and forced to fight or to slave "brides" to the soldiers. Many of the local people have been brutally killed or wounded. There individual stories would bring anyone to tears. Abaana are building a educational and development centre in Gulu. This will include a school for the children affected by the war and...
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Project: Dwelling Place
The Dwelling place - Uganda It is estimated that Uganda has 1.7 million orphans- one of the countries with the highest number of orphans worldwide. 25 % households look after at least one child orphaned by HIV/AIDS or war. The number of street children in Uganda has also increased dramatically over the last two decades. Street children are young people under 18 years of age, who spend most of their time, day and night,...
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Project: Medical Needs
a Child will die every 3 seconds due to extreme poverty. Many of these children could be saved if there was medical help nearby. We are aiming to provide these children help. Children like Shukra “Shukra is a five year old Muslim girl who was brought into our Medical Centre in Kyanja. She had developed such severe diarrhoea...
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Project: Street Children
Children make up half of the population of Africa. Many of these children are reduced to living on the streets, surviving through begging, theft and violence. It is estimated that as many as 130,000 street children live in Nairobi alone (capital of Kenya), scavenging for food, shoeless or barely clothed and high from sniffing glue. The life of a street child in the cities of Africa is harsh; many have known incredible hunger and have had...
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Project: School Buildings
Imagine if you turned up to school and are you car pulled up into the car park and looked towards the school you saw chiding waving at you from their classroom. Not out the window however, but rather through a gap in the wall.
Instead of having the custom school building, brick walls, cavity lined, central heating, and all the amenities we have become used to, you turned...
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Project: Water Pumps / Water Wells
Twelve year old Grace walks to the muddy water hole every morning to collect water for her family. She gets out of her grass bed while it is still dark and sets off along the mud trail. When she finally reaches the water hole, she looks into the brown dirty water and remembers the stories she heard about this water being unsafe. She tasted clean water once from the local shop. Her family can’t afford...
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