Wednesday, May 15, 2024

People with Passion - Santigie S Kargbo

 .success story

Ismael Sahid was the first child to join the Afflicted Children's Development Organization (ACDO) in 2014. We found him in a small village called Crabtown situated in the slum area of Gbedembu, Goderich (near Freetown, Sierra Leone). He was twelve years old at the time. Originally from the Portloko district in the north, he came to Crabtown after being orphaned as a result of the Ebola outbreak. His aunt who lost her husband to Ebola brought Ismael along with her four children to the city in search of livelihood. On the first field trip by ACDO in search of vulnerable children Ismael Sahid was found sitting lonely and in tears. Ismael explained that he could not attend school due to the fees involved and after speaking to his aunt, Ismael’s situation was made clear. Ismael’s aunt, a fishmonger, was barely scraping by while trying to support 5 children on her own. School fees were out of the question. With the aunt’s permission ACDO took Ismael under its care, found a foster family for him and provided everything necessary for his schooling and welfare. Ismael, now 18, has completed high school and is preparing for gaining entrance into university with ACDO’s assistance in private tutoring.


from https://acdo-sl.org/success-stories



Mr. Santigie S. Kargbo founded ACDO in 2014 and is the driving force behind the organization.


Santigie S. Kargbo







Santigie S Kargbo

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Lives in Freetown, Sierra Leone


Monday, May 13, 2024

People with Passion - Aliwala Samuel

 

Notice -  none of Samuels pages have an address on, we are reaching out to him to validate his project here , please take care in the meantime, Samuel, please contact us :-) 





My name is Aliwala Samuel I'm 19 years old running an orphanage home, my parents died I did not got an opportunity to grow up with my parents nor got enough parental love.my father died of cancer when my mother is pregnant and mother also died when I'm 0ne and half year old I was adopted by a friend of my late parents ,she was an old single woman she adopted me when I was one and half year old after the death of my parents. I started Living on streets at four years old when the old woman who adopted me died I went street to streets start eating on rubblish pits..... sleeping on verandas.. begging on people on streets.I saw lots of sorrows on the streets than what you can imagine.i saw kids die on streets everyday and starving ...girls raped...
Hope was the last thing in my life..
This is why I fight for the street kids Orphans
Mostly the young ones and my dream is to have a big orphanage home .for every child at least to eat enough food everyday. sleep well, have medication, education and all total care.
Let's join hands together and fight for the street kids orphans children.







Aliwala Samuel 



Hello brothers and sisters greetings in the name of Jesus Christ .I'm calling upon your your help any one with good heart please help so that we buy our own land, building a safe permanent home and clean water please please help our goal is $50000 please help us reach our goal we now have $35 on our GoFundMe compaign only.https://gofund.me/85e9d334

Iganga is a town in the Eastern Region of Uganda. It is the main municipal, administrative, and commercial center of Iganga District. Wikipedia
Population: 53,870 (2014)
Elevation: 1,120 m
District: Iganga District
Sub-region: Busoga sub-region


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https://gofund.me/85e9d334 help build a permanent home for 85 street kids orphans
Donate





$35
 USD raised of $50,000 target
1 donation   

Organiser

Ali Umar
Organiser
Cross Creek, PA

Saturday, May 11, 2024

People with Passion - Peter George

 

Title:  Empower Sierra Leonean Children: Providing Safe and Sustainable Education



The Challenge:


In Sierra Leone, over 3.7 million children face the harsh reality of limited access to electricity, impeding not only their education but also jeopardizing their safety. Young pupils, especially girls, endure long, hazardous journeys to school and study in unsafe places during night and day, exposing them to gender-based violence and the risk of teenage pregnancy. The lack of suitable materials to protect their educational resources often results in damage, particularly during the rainy season. Students perform poorly in school and public examinations, contributing to a very large number of young people dropping out of school which leads a lot of girls into prostitution, especially those residing   in rural areas.

Due to the lack of access to adequate electricity   and a safe and conducive learning environment, people living in rural areas are the most affected. Sierra Leone is a country where 75% of our population lives below $1 a day, making it challenging for everyone to afford lights and bags for their kids to study and go to school with. As a result, 60% of kids going to school use plastic bags to carry their learning materials, which often get spoiled. The use of candles for study poses safety risks for students. This problem is prevalent in regions like Sierra Leone, where reliance on candles for nighttime studies has repeatedly led to fire hazards which is affecting over 2.3 Million household.

 

The Solution:


Our team has tirelessly developed an innovative solution to address these pressing challenges: the Alarming Solar Powered Backpack. Crafted  using locally sourced materials, this backpack integrates a dual-charging system, ensuring  reliable power even in regions with minimal sunlight.

 

Safety First:


One of the most critical features of our backpack is its integrated alarm system. Positioned discreetly on the back of the bag, this alarm activates immediately in case of an emergency. With just a touch of a button, parents receive a notification via voice text message, enabling swift assistance. This waterproof device can be easily paired with parents or siblings, ensuring punctual attendance and providing peace of mind to families.

 

Impact Beyond Borders:


Beyond illuminating the path to education, by providing students with a safe and sustainable means to access education, we aim to not only improve academic performance but also combat societal issues like teenage pregnancy and gender-based violence. Our solution breaks the cycle of poverty and vulnerability, envisioning a future where every child can excel academically and uplift their community.

 

Sustainability:


Beyond addressing immediate challenges, our initiative promotes sustainability through solar technology. By reducing reliance on hazardous alternatives like candles, we safeguard communities from fire outbreaks and empower individuals, especially youth, to embrace education and entrepreneurship. Our backpack is designed to be user-friendly for all, including individuals with disabilities, and built to withstand the rigors of daily use.

 

Join Us:


Your support can make a tangible difference in the lives of Sierra Leonean children. Together, we can ensure that every child has the opportunity to learn safely and thrive academically. Join us in transforming communities and building a brighter future for generations to come.

 

 

Thanks for your support.

Peter George



Friday, May 10, 2024

People with Passion - Patrick Masemo

Patrick SADIKI MASEMO (a community leader)

Figure 1 Patrick with his wife Esther

our community(world).

I am volunteering at Youth for human right international, to preach the 30 human right articles for peace to Youth and all the community; with this program we usually go and meet different people(pupils, teachers, soldiers and so) from the community, teach, show them the importance of

the human right and ask them to respect this because it’s one among the peace solution in

I am volunteering at Global Peace Let talk, to help and support my community in different ways to bring peace, teach some tools to young people, call them to be peace makers, leader kids in tools of art and learning English , Spanish, the using of the computer.

I am volunteering at Synergie d’Appui au Developpement de l’Entrepreneuriat au Kongo (SADEK), to promote the entrepreneurship, teach people from the community how to creat the own Job and call the community to let forward own creation of entreprises or to develop entrepreneurship mindset of the community.

I am a Samaritan in my community, usually go and help people in crises or suffering people at the hospital with goods, money or support refugies; through my organisation SAMARITAN YOUTH.

Really! I like to help young people and I would like to creat something which can give the youth the opportunity to learn more and be helpful to the community; then I think about creating a YOUTH PEACE TRAINING CENTER.

There young people who did not have the chance to study will learn tools of life, after learning go back and creat own entreprise or own jobs, to make them important in the community, at the center we shall develop human right topics, and call young people to be PEACE MAKER. Also learn Football and art.

“I am covering the cost of my project qo far and have so far been able to achieve many things.

I am proud that I can do many that support PEACE EDUCATION, HUMAN RIGHT and ENTREPRENEURSHIP in my community. Any donation is a gift to be able to do more. I am proud to be a change maker in my community”.

How many money we need a year?

14.800$

REQUIREMENT

  1. 3 rooms

  2. Basketmaterials

  3. Informatics materials

  4. Books to learn languages =500$

  5. Mode materials (coupe et couture)= 1000$

  6. Arts and photography = 600$

  7. Office materials = 500$

    S/T= 8800$

WORKFORCE
As they are volunteering they can have amount to pay transport around 50$ par

month each one

  1. 3 office’s person

  2. 5 teachers

  3. 1 security

  4. 1 cleaner

    S/T=6000

TG= 14800 $

=3600$ =250$ =2350$

Patrick SADIKI MASEMO Bukavu/Congo DRC patrickmasemo@gmail.com
Phone: +243978260458
P.BOX: 53 BUKAVU

Languages: French, Kiswahili et english 








Patrick Masemo

  1st degree connection
Leader volunteer chez Youth for Human Rights International Leader Manager SADEK SUD KIVU
Bukavu, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo  Contact info




The sad truth is that grandparents do not have an automatic right to contact with their grandchildren. However, family courts do recognise the invaluable role ...
Sadly, some grandparents are denied access to their grandchildren. The law does not give grandparents any automatic rights to be in their grandchildren's lives.
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After a separation of their parents, children are entitled to have regular contacts with both parents. This autonomous right of the child is also included in the Federal constitutional law on the rights of the child. It is the task of the parents to agree on the timing of such contacts.

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Convention on the Rights of the Child: The children's version 

source - https://www.unicef.org/child-rights-convention/convention-text-childrens-version 

1. Definition of a child

A child is any person under the age of 18.

 


3. Best interests of the child

When adults make decisions, they should think about how their decisions will affect children. All   adults should do what is best for children. Governments should make sure children are protected and looked after by their parents, or by other people when this is needed. Governments should make sure that people and places responsible for looking after children are doing a good job. 


4. Making rights real

Governments must do all they can to make sure that every child in their countries can enjoy all the rights in this Convention.


5. Family guidance as children develop

Governments should let families and communities guide their children so that, as they grow up, they learn to use their rights in the best way. The more children grow, the less guidance they will need.

9. Keeping families together

Children should not be separated from their parents unless they are not being properly looked after – for example, if a parent hurts or does not take care of a child. Children whose parents don’t live together should stay in contact with both parents unless this might harm the child. 


10. Contact with parents across countries

If a child lives in a different country than their parents, governments must let the child and parents travel so that they can stay in contact and be together.

here a list of projects 

here a squad of players and coaches