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REFORMED OPEN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS (ROCS), Kitwe $30,000 – Renewal ROCS established and now supports 60 community schools through income-generating projects, and teaches 10,000 vulnerable children standard academic subjects, life skills, and HIV prevention. RESCUE MISSION ZAMBIA (RMZ), Nangoma $15,000 – Renewal Youth-led RMZ runs a vocational training program and raises awareness about HIV/AIDS in rural Nangoma through anti-AIDS clubs, meetings, workshops, and recreational activities such as soccer. RURAL CHILD, Nkeyema, Kaoma $5,000 Operating in rural areas, Rural Child uses sports and drama to provide education, entrepreneurial training, HIV/AIDS information, and life skills development. SILELO COMMUNITY SCHOOL HIV/AIDS SUPPORT GROUP, Musokotwane $5,000 Established by a community whose closest school was 20 km away, Silelo Community School provides educational, counseling, and recreational activities for students; links caregivers to health and other services; and raises HIV/AIDS awareness through drama and community presentations. GRANTS 2007 TITUKUKE RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (TRCDA), Petauke $8,000 TRCDA supports 20 community schools; serves women’s groups and youth clubs in 50 rural villages; and trains caregivers in home-based care and income-generating activities. TUSA MUNYANDI ASSOCIATION, Livingstone $8,000 – Renewal Focused on families affected by HIV/AIDS, Tusa Munyandi runs a preschool; makes home visits to monitor child well-being; provides support to keep children in school; trains community leaders in HIV prevention; and offers income-generating opportunities for caregivers. WELFARE CONCERN INTERNATIONAL (WCI), Kazungula $14,000 – Renewal Through five community centers, WCI provides orphans and street children with school supplies, fees, and material assistance; and trains community leaders on raising HIV/AIDS awareness. YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION-WESTERN REGION (YWCA-Western Region), Zambia, Mongu $15,000 – Renewal YWCA-Western Region works to combat gender discrimination and provides entrepreneurship training and business start-up funds to caregivers. 65
GRANTS 2007 YOUTH ACTIVISTS ORGANIZATION (YAO), Lusaka $15,000 – Renewal Youth-led YAO organizes neighborhood health committees and sport camps where coaches discuss HIV prevention and reproductive health. Their theater programs are designed to inspire community action and train youth leaders in advocacy. YOUTH FOR CHANGE (YOCA), Lusaka $3,000 Begun as a support group for youth household heads, YOCA offers orphan children and youth counseling services, and teaches caregivers how to support grieving children. 66
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Mission & Vision ..................
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Firelight Foundation has come a lon
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This letter is adapted from Jennife
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Firelight Recognized by Dow Jones
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FIRELIGHT GRANTEE-PARTNERS RECEIVE
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PROGRAMS In our first eight years o
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