Myanmar – as well as the two new schools we are moving the children’s home to allow more space in the school complex as our numbers continue to increase - The children are mainly orphans though we continue to accept children from families that can no longer cope - your support this year will go towards the ever increasing need for computers, school and orphanage furniture and general educational supplies .
Ukraine - - Due to the war more and more children are homeless displaced or now without parents – our support for the orphanages will continue with general necessities and educational items everything that will make their lives more bearable in their current situation which does not seem to be getting any better.
Uganda – health Camp – from Sophie -I am pleased to inform you that the community health camp was successfully held, and the turnout was overwhelming. A total of 502 persons with disabilities and other vulnerable members of the community attended and received much-needed services. Your generous support through A Ray of Hope made this possible, and it brought vital health services closer to the people who need them most. On behalf of Feeble Care and the entire community, we sincerely thank you for your kindness and commitment to uplifting vulnerable populations.
Sophgenyi Feeble Care Initiative successfully held our Community Health Camp at Mparangasi Health Centre III in
Kyabigambire Sub-county, and the turnout from the community was truly
impressive
The Camp reaffirmed an important principle: essential services
must be brought closer to the people, particularly persons with disabilities
and other vulnerable populations who often face structural and physical
barriers when accessing healthcare.
Community members accessed medical consultations, medicines,
counselling, and health education delivered by dedicated medical professionals.
We also conducted a blood donation
exercise, demonstrating the community’s spirit of solidarity and commitment to
saving lives.
Importantly, the camp went beyond
health services. Redeem International was present to sensitise widows,
widowers, and orphans about their land right and to inform them about how they
can receive legal support when their land has been unlawfully taken from them.
Land security is fundamental to dignity, livelihood, and justice.
I extend my sincere appreciation to all
partners and supporters who made this impactful outreach possible:
Hoima District Local Government for providing medical
personnel, technical guidance, and essential medicines
The Reproductive Health Unit for delivering vital health education
Redeem International for championing justice and protecting
vulnerable families through land rights awareness
Our generous donor, David Tyler Trust; A Ray of Hope, for supporting this initiative
The dedicated team at Feeblecare and all volunteers who worked tirelessly to make
the camp a success
When institutions, civil society, and
communities work together, we move closer to a society where healthcare,
justice, and opportunity are accessible to all—especially #PWDs and other vulnerable groups.
Nepal – from Maiya - "Help your Teen Avoid Drugs" Drug abuse is increasing health and social crisis in Nepal. Teenagers are specially vulnerable to it and are risk of developing long term consequences, such as mental health disorder, underachievement in school and high rate of addiction. We are seeking to make a small effort by doing awareness programmes on drug abuse. This program will make them aware about the side effects of drug abuse, teach prevention strategies and inform them about rehabilitation facilities. Kathmandu Community Police will be working with us and adding positive use of leisure time.
Nepal from Mahendra -- Health Campaign on Dental Hygiene A community-based awareness and free dental check-up program to promote oral health and hygiene, especially among rural school children. Dental Hygiene Project, which includes both practical and educational activities on oral health, brushing habits, and hygiene.
A dental camp was held in Tanahun
District with the support of David Tyler Trust and A Ray of Hope UNESCO. Free
dental checkups and oral health advice were provided to local people and
students. Many people benefited from the basic dental services and guided about
proper oral hygiene.
Nepal from Mahendra -Financial Literacy Project for school children, teaching saving, budgeting, and basic business skills. Financial Literacy and Business Art Training – Practical training to enhance participants’ financial knowledge and small business skills, especially school level children . I had the opportunity to conduct a Financial Literacy Program at Greenfield School, which was a truly great and memorable experience. The students’ active participation made the session meaningful and successful. I sincerely thank the supporting donor for providing me with this valuable opportunity and continuous support.
