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FIRELIGHT FOUNDATION
Annual Report First 4 Years:
2000–2003 Text-only Version |
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GRANTS 2000 2003 Cameroon |
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Population
Population under age 18 HIV adult seroprevalence Orphans as percent of all children Total Firelight funding |
15.2 million 11% $50,000 |
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| CAMEROON MEDICAL WOMEN ASSOCIATION (CMWA), Bamenda | |||||
| 2003 $10,000 | CMWA was started by a group of
women doctors to address the needs of children affected by HIV/AIDS. The
organization offers direct support and services such as school fees and
medical care, and training for teenage orphans in mechanics, tailoring,
and hair styling. Firelight supports a scholarship program for 40 children
in primary and secondary school as well as 10 children in a vocational skills
training program. The grant also covers the childrens medical care,
food, and clothing. In addition, Firelight sponsors an educational exchange
with a peer organization to encourage their organizational and programmatic
development. |
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| 2001 $20,000 | This grant supports a scholarship
program for 30 children in primary and secondary school and 10 children
in a vocational skills training program. The grant also covers the childrens
medical care, food and clothing. |
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| NORTH AMERICAN BAPTIST CONFERENCE (CBC), Bamenda | |||||
| 2001 $20,000 | Funds support the development of
an orphan care and outreach program to complement a prevention of mother-to-child-transmission
program funded by the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Firelight
funds are providing 50 orphans with medical care and basic needs. The funds
also cover the costs of a child welfare coordinators salary, training
for family caregivers, office expenses, educational materials, and travel
costs. |
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Please note that this Annual Report covers the period from December 1,
1999 through September 30, 2003. If you are interested in receiving a copy of this report, please send an email to Cheryl Talley-Moon at Cheryl@firelightfoundation.org.
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