The World of Children Annual Awards Program is a global recognition and funding program that “exclusively focuses on a broad range of children’s issues such as health including hunger and nutrition, education, safety and human rights.” It works to improve the lives of children worldwide by identifying and providing recognition to those extraordinary individuals who work at the ground-level on behalf of children in need.
“The World of Children Awards program was created to recognize and elevate those selfless individuals who make a difference in the lives of children here in the USA and across the globe, regardless of political, religious or geographical boundaries. These courageous leaders recognize that our children are the world’s most important asset. Their stories are heroic.
The World of Children honors these leaders, and grants them funds to support the proven, high-impact programs they have created. These awards assure that more children’s lives will be touched, and changed, forever.”
There are three awards under this Program:
2011 Humanitarian Award – maximum grant of upto $50,000.
- The Humanitarian Award recognizes an individual who has made a significant contribution to children in the areas of social services, education or humanitarian services.
- Nominee must have created, managed or otherwise supported a sustainable program which has significantly contributed to children’s opportunities to BE SAFE, TO LEARN, and TO GROW.
- Nominee must do this work over and above their normal employment, OR work for little or no pay.
- Nominee must have been doing this for a minimum of 10 years.
- Nominee must have an existing non-profit organization in good standing, which can receive grant funds if awarded.
2011 Health Award – maximum grant of up to $50,000
- The Health Award recognizes an individual who has made a significant contribution to children in the fields of health, medicine or the sciences.
- Nomine must have created, managed or otherwise supported a sustainable program which has significantly contributed to the IMPROVED HEALTH of children.
- Nominee must do this work over and above their normal employment, OR work for little or no pay.
- Nominee must have been doing this for a minimum of 10 years.
- Nominee must have an existing non-profit organization in good standing, which can receive grant funds if awarded.
2011 Youth Award – maximum grant of up to $25,000
- The Award recognizes youth that are making extraordinary contributions to the lives of other children.
- Nominee must be under the age of 21 by the nomination submission deadline.
- Nominee must have an existing non-profit organization in good standing, which can receive grant funds if awarded.
- Nominee must have been doing this work for a minimum of three years by the nomination submission deadline.
The Award Winners who receive 2011 World of Children Awards will be announced and celebrated in New York City on Thursday, November 3, 2011.
The deadline to submit nominations is 1 April 2011. For more information, visit this link.
thanks am ugandan with the org.AIDAFRICA. for more detailled you can
PRADET (Psychosocial Recovery and Devalopment in East Timor). It was constituted as National NGO in 2002 to provide a psychosocial service for people who have experienced trauma, mental illness and other psychosocial problem in Timor Leste.
Our Vision:
To alleviate trauma and stress as a detrimental factor in community life of Timor Leste.
OUR PROGRAM:
PDAJJ (Peace and Democracy Assistence for Juvenile Justice) Provides psychosocial service for young people who have been convicted of range of serious crimes and who are sent to jail. the objective of PDAJJ is to advocate with other agencies to co facilitate a support service for young prisioners during and after their time in jail. support incluides group activity in the jail, individual and group conselling, support for families to vizit their children in jail and reintegration of young prisoner when they are released.
Now we looking for funding to support this progran and please support us to achieve the needful one. Thank you
Evelio Antonio de Sousa
Deputy Director of National NGO PRADET
Timor Leste
Din Bodalay Sonar Bangla Foundation (DSF)
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For the poor people
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Submitted by: M. M. ZAKIR HUSSAIN
Executive Director,
Subject: Application for fund.
Dear Sir
Please donate me. To provide primary health support to pregnant & latching mother and newborn babies. To set up drop in center for the hard to reach & street children and rehabilitate them by Taking proper steps on education, health & hygiene, Social awareness, Environment education To ensure rights of disadvantaged/Un-privileged and destitute women & child of the rural & urban slum community. DSF is engaged in activities of Health, Education, and Social welfare and rehabilitation of drug addicted boy and youth, women trapped in prostitution, the at-risk daughter of prostitutes and other girls vulnerable to the sex industry and street children who are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation especially beggar children, Gender, Water, Sanitation, Climate Change, HIV/AIDS Any Other services needed for the poor people. To strengthen civil society partnership with DSF by enhancing participation contribution to policy and stimulating action.
I would appreciate any assistance that you are able to give to me. Along with this letter, you will find information about this expedition will be very grateful for any assistance that the organization can provide.
Thank you in advance for your time, consideration, and assistance.
Thanking you,
M. M. ZAKIR HUSSAIN
Legal Structure: Din Bodalay Sonar Bangla Foundation was established in 08 April 2009 .Legally Din Bodalay Sonar Bangla Foundation is a “Company limited by guarantee” meaning “Company not profit” and is registered under the Companies (Acts xx1 of 1860) with the registrar of joint Stock Companies and vide registration no. S9136 of 2009.The legal structure of Din Bodalay Sonar Bangla Foundation allows Flexibility, authority and power to take programmers and implement them throughout the country and managing its afar Din Bodalay Sonar Bangla Foundation as an independent organization of Bangladesh. Din Bodalay Sonar Bangla Foundation works with Vulnerable Men, Women and Children for improvement of their socio-economic condition, legal support and live hood all over in Bangladesh.
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aim Luciano kapaipi , a Zambian citizen in central Africa seeking assist from your organization to support the under privileged,disabled s,elders and ovc.
worked with the catholic diocese of mansa as home based care as zone leader care volunteer and founder member for 7years,stamp p member for 2yaers,chairperson of early childhood education at mansa basic school3years commission member of peace and justice.currently am coordinating a project for disabled s to enable them participate in food security and poverty reeducation through income generation.
sir madam i have seen the impact in the this areas that we have to help and through help we can make it.
i will be very grateful if my email find you favorable considerations.
yours faithfuly
luciano kapaipi
box 710306,mansa, luapula
Zambia .
Hullo,
thanks for the work you are doing in helping Gods’ creatures .
Iam amember of our organisation, Akou Etom Orphanage located in Bukedea District. we help disavdantaged children,youth,women living with HIV cope up with life. it is our prayer that you consider us in your fundings.
Hope to hear from you
God bless you
Daniel Elior.
member
ours is atrust by name sssk deena jana sevashramam working with the poor and needy.
we are looking in
aged
streetchildren education
women and children health
social forestry
social justice
small help groups
education to deprived children., awarenessprogrammes..etc
we don’t know how toapproch for funds,sponsors, donors. please helpus to obtain the needful one.
ours is a trust by name sssk deena jana sevashramam working among poor and needy.
we are looking in
aged
street children educaion
women and child health
social forestry
social justice
small help groups
schools for deprived children ….ETC
like to appeal for donations, funds,sponsors to run our prograsmmes.
thanks in advance
RONALD