Where Did the Money Flow?

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Healing Adolescent Girls in Darfur (496)

Sudan / $2,000

Almost 2 million people in the three states of Darfur are refugees or internally-displaced, due to the violent conflict that began in March 2003. More than 60% of them are children under 18 years of age. In South Darfur alone, hundreds of thousands of people are seeking refuge in camps, which lack basic services and security. In order to provide the local children and adolescent girls with structure and a sense of normality, the Sudanese Popular Committee for Relief (SPCR) established nine Children Centers in three locations in South Darfur, where internally-displaced people live. 40 people were trained to organize daily, social and recreational activities for the almost 10,000 children served. Many of the children are survivors of sexual abuse, and some of them are dealing with unwanted pregnancies. Several services help these young girls heal from their experiences. At present more than 500 girls meet and encourage each other to cope and accept their often unwanted baby. We shared a Flow Fund Gift to support these activities.

Children/Teens, Health, Refugees

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Tibetan Children's Villages (490)

India / $20,000

A gift was shared to support the housing, health and education needs of 5 Tibetan refugee children for 10 years.

Children/Teens, Health, Refugees

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Gu Chu Sum Movement of Tibet (489)

India / $10,000

This school is for Tibetans who are former political prisoners and their families so that they can become educated and employed. The main subjects taught include Computing, Tibetan, English and General Knowledge. The Flow Fund gift will enable the purchase of 17 computers.

Economic Development, Education, Refugees

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Transportation for Members of the Japaling Home (488)

India / $10,000

Dharamsala India is home to 156 elderly, destitute Tibetan refugees who have been in exile for over 45 years and have no family to care for them. A gift was shared to purchase a vehicle to be used for emergency and general transport of these people.

Elders, Health, Refugees

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Refugee from Sierra Leone (369)

United States, Sierra Leone / $100

A gift was shared to help buy a computer for a refugee from Sierra Leone to continue his work after he and his wife had to flee for their lives.

Economic Development, Media, Refugees

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Tibetan Refugees (368)

India / $1,000

gift to H.H. the Dalai Lama to support the Tibetan Refugee project. His Holiness has continued to support as best he can these determined souls who have crossed the great mountains at the roof of the world to gain freedom of their religion.

Cultural Preservation, Refugees, Spirituality

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Karen Refugee Center (293)

Thailand / $2,500

Sister Mary Robert Perillat runs a refugee center in Chom Bung, Thailand, close to the Burmese border. There are many Karen people without any legal documents in this area. Subject to ill-treatment and threats, the Karen people cannot travel because they might get caught by the police and sent back to Burma, so their children cannot go to school and their sick and dying cannot go to hospitals. A Flow Fund Gift was shared with the Sister's center, to provide education for children, shelters for families, food and transportation for the sick, and supplementary nourishment for children who are under-nourished. Every month a volunteer doctor visits the local villagers, and sees over 80 people. Part of this Gift is being used to pay for gas and a driver for the doctor.

Health, Poverty, Refugees

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Dhamma Sati Law Office (292)

Thailand / $2,500

The Dhamma Sati Law Office mediates between the hill tribe people, and governmental agencies. Without any legal documents, the hill tribe people are often ill-treated and threatened. A Flow Fund Gift was shared with the Dhamma Sati Law Office to support general legal aid and training for its volunteers.

Advocacy, Cultural Preservation, Refugees

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Refugee in Holland (282)

Netherlands / $3,750

Gift/loan for impoverished African refugee in Holland

Inter-Cultural, Poverty, Refugees

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