Give the Gift of Education-Sponsor an Orphan Child

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OrganizationSelf Reliance Promoters' NGO
Region Cameroon
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ProjectLeader Wirkom Fred Mbiydzenyuy


SEREP provides a vocational education and training for Orphaned and Vulnerable children who are both infected and affected by HIV / AIDS enabling them to be economically self sufficient in the future. After training they become self employed are are employed. Some move to higher institutions of learning with smiles on their faces. These children are usually crowned with counseling, moral, financial and material support while receiving education. We need to increase the intake and quality.


Challenge

Figures from UN AIDS report 2008 reported that the prevalence of the HIV infection in Cameroon was as high as 15%, this is the second highest value in the world. Many people living with HIV face not only health issues but may also struggle to make ends meet economically. The disease also leaves many orphaned and vulnerable children. SEREP gives OVCs in Kumbo the opportunity to go to school and get an education allowing them to become economically independent. There are too many OVCs to support.

Long-Term Impact

SEREP will educate 50 extra OVCs offering economic stability to them and their extended families or Care givers. It keeps them off the streets and gives the pupils a support network and a future which has been taken away from them by HIV/AIDS or other situations that might have caused them to become vulnerable. Kumbo community can prosper if more is done in this regard.

References

  1. http://www.selfreliancepromoters.org
  2. http://www.selfreliancepromoters.org
  3. http://www.facebook.com/serepngo
  4. mailto:director@selfreliancepromoters.org
  5. mailto:info@selfreliancepromoters.org


Additional Documentation

https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/6474/projdoc.xls

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