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An electrical fire recently devastated one of our homes for former girl soldiers in Burma. Thankfully, all the girls were at school when it happened, but the building was severely damaged and the girls lost all their belongings.
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Our soccer (football) program offers an alternative to a life of violence, crime, and drug trafficking to hundreds of children. We provide athletic training and a legitimate education to any child who joins our program.
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Agriculture remains a key industry in all the areas of Southeast Asia where we are housing former child soldiers. We now have an agricultural training program for these children, teaching them how to plant seeds, harvest crops, and – most i
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Our classrooms provide an alternative to a life of war and a doorway out of poverty for hundreds of children in Burma. Sponsor a classroom by contributing a piece or all of the funds to furnish it with desks, books, and teaching supplies.
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Help us create opportunities for children to make their own way in life, through learning computer skills with a computer lab.
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Our current 30-ft. well, shown at left, does not provide enough water for our 16 boys. Unfortunately, it can’t be deepened due to a thick layer of rock. Support this project and help dig a new well that will provide for this basic need.<
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We have recently rescued 30 children from armed conflict at a new rescue project in an area of Burma new to Project: AK-47. An important part of rehabilitation is providing education, and as part of this we want to build a classroom for our children
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Our team in the Philippines is committed to rescuing children from several highly volatile territories. Delivering medical packages, small business kits, and school supplies into different regions is vital to our projects.
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Taking rescued children in the Philippines to school requires a small, motorized boat to carry them through marshy terrain.
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