FIRELIGHT FOUND ATION
FIRELIGHT FOUND ATION
FIRELIGHT FOUND ATION
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GRANTS 2007<br />
PARTNERS IN HEALTH/INSHUTI MU BUZIMA (PIH), Rwinkwavu<br />
$10,000 PIH provides high-quality health care and poverty alleviation activities in partnership with a local group,<br />
$15,000 – Renewal including support groups for children receiving antiretroviral treatment.<br />
PROJET EQUIPES ENSEIGNANTES DU RWANDA/SYNDICAT N<strong>ATION</strong>AL<br />
DES ENSEIGNANTS DU PRIMAIRE (Projet EER/SNEP), Kigali<br />
$15,000 – Renewal Projet EER/SNEP trained 10,000 primary and secondary school teachers in HIV prevention and in facilitating<br />
school-based anti-AIDS clubs. They now provide health care and other assistance to 200 orphans and<br />
introduce teachers to counseling methods.<br />
SOLIDARITÉ FEMMES 3x3 (SOLF), Kigali<br />
$8,000 – Renewal Founded by community women, SOLF visits the homes of orphans caring for younger siblings and trains<br />
them in livelihood skills such as vegetable gardening and raising animals to improve the nutritional health of<br />
their households.<br />
SOUTIEN AUX INITIATIVES DE LUTTE CONTRE LE SIDA EN FAVEUR DES ENFANTS<br />
ECONOMIQUEMENT ET SOCIALEMENT DEFAVORISES (SIDECO), Kigali Rural<br />
$14,300 – Renewal SIDECO operates vocational training programs, including metalworking, bicycle repair, carpentry, tailoring,<br />
and mushroom cultivation. The group also runs youth-led anti-AIDS clubs as well as small businesses that<br />
support vulnerable students.<br />
RWANDA WOMEN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK (RWN), Kigali<br />
$40,000 – Renewal 3 For the past 10 years, RWN has supported survivors of sexual violence, widows, and their children with health<br />
$3,000 – Renewal care, counseling and emotional support, human and legal rights education, and income-earning programs.<br />
TRUST AND CARE, Kigali<br />
$30,000 – Renewal Trust and Care strives to improve the well-being, emotional health, economic security, and nutritional<br />
health of family members living in genocide- and HIV/AIDS-affected households by offering vocational and<br />
agricultural training and farming supplies.<br />
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Much of this special grant to RWN is regranted by the Network to smaller community-based organizations serving vulnerable children.
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