Estitxu Ibarra Rodríguez

Al Sur de Etiopía, en una región rural y con muy pocos recursos económicos, se encuentra el Hospital de Gambo, hospital misionero que ofrece asistencia sanitaria a todos los habitantes de la región e incluso recibe a las personas más pobres de zonas alejadas al tratarse de uno de los hospitales más baratos del país. La población padece desnutrición severa, deshidratación, malaria, tuberculosis, sida, neumonía, meningitis, y son los niños la población más vulnerable y afectada.

El objetivo es proporcionar documentación legal, escolarización, acompañamiento, atención médica y nutricional y colonias de verano a niños y niñas en situación de alta vulnerabilidad del municipio de Dioulacolon, en la región de Kolda, Alta Casamance, Senegal. Dicho programa de protección y educación se lleva a cabo a través del empoderamiento de jóvenes y mujeres de la región con la intervención de adultos comprometidos pertenecientes a su propia red social.

Proyecto de intervención integral en desnutrición, salud y pobreza a través del empoderamiento de las trabajadoras sanitarias en la zona rural de la comunidad de Meki, al sur del país, una región donde más de la mitad de la población padece desnutrición severa por falta de acceso a la alimentación básica.

El proyecto tiene como objetivo disminuir la mortalidad materno-infantil. Que no mueran más madres durante el embarazo y el parto por causas evitables. Para ser madre y poder vivirlo! Sensibilizar a la comunidad de la importancia de acudir a los controles prenatales y dar a luz en un centro sanitarios Formación de comadronas, dotación a los centros sanitarios rurales y hospital rural de Gambo del material necesario para atender un parto y sus complicaciones. Y transporte médico

Yemen is living a brutal humanitarian emergency. The girls are married off in hopes that they will be fed. The boys are recruited as soldiers. Their lives are hell: rapes, pregnancies, violence. If the school provides food, families are more likely to bring them. We give milk, bread, egg/cheese/tuna and fruit to 1680 children and their lifes have changed!!. 1 breakfast =€0.56. 1month=€13,2. TOTAL 3 school/month= €20.698. Your € FEEDS, EDUCATES AND PROTECTS.

We give DRINKING WATER to families in Yemen who were displaced from their homes by more than 8 years of war. Yemen is the biggest humanitarian emergency on the planet and is suffering from a cholera epidemic and shocking infant mortality. With your EURO we buy and refill WATER TANKS in IDP camps and schools. We have 50 in 4 camps and in 5 schools. More than 000 9people receive water (800 thousand litres/month). Yemen needs more water! 1€=101 litres in the north and 129 in the south. JOIN US!

Our project is focused on Nepali girls and young people from rural areas of the Himalayas at risk of exclusion. We help them develop personally and professionally, giving them the opportunity to go to school, learn to read, write and acquire knowledge to be able to work and have a dignified future. In this way, we also manage to keep them away from anything that could harm them, from ending up in the hands of human trafficking and child labor exploitation.

1 in 5 children in Yemen suffer from acute malnutrition (2.3 million total). 500,000 are at risk of death. Families do not have money for the hospital or for necessary food. Under Yemeni pediatric supervision we take care of serious and difficult cases. We give milk, food, medicine, medical assistance, pay hospital admissions, etc., until your recovery or improvement. €1 pays for 1 day's worth of milk for 1 baby. Every €10 we buy 1 can of milk for 4 days.

The Humanitarian Maritime Rescue Association (SMH) is an NGO that defends the life and human rights of displaced people. Our main tool is the Aita Mari ship, with which we help people who go to sea in search of survival. More or less €20,000 is the amount it costs us to fill the ship's fuel tanks. Help us reach them and rescue them. Every month you will know that that euro is helping to save lives.

Together For Rural Health in Ethiopia! Laboratory tests for everyone.  Your support ensures laboratory tests are carried out at the Gambo General Hospital. The lack of resources prevents early detection of diseases and compromises the health of patients.