Deadline- September 1, 2012
The Open Society Foundation grants funds for Fighting Torture in Health Care where human rights are severely abused, sometimes amounting to torture or cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment. This abuse is especially prevalent in the care of socially marginalized groups— people living with HIV, ethnic minorities, sexual and gender minorities, people who use drugs, and people with intellectual disabilities or mental health problems—who may be deemed “deviant,” “incompetent,” and in need of evaluation or “curative” treatment through the health care system.
A wide range of severe abuses in health care have been documented, for example, the denial of cheap and effective pain relief medications for patients suffering excruciating pain under the auspices of a country’s drug addiction prevention strategy, or women and girls with disabilities and/or those living with HIV being sterilized without their consent or understanding at the insistence of their caregivers or because their doctors make the executive decision that they are not fit to raise children.
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am the executive director agriculture integrated development(AID)in Ntoroko district situated in Rwenzori region western Uganda.in this area people have been tortured in many ways and we have been trying our level best to minimize on on it but the problem has been funds,since that opportunity has come,under health department in my organization will be worked on through our proposal.we hope not to miss that opportunity,thank you.
I am the director of the ganta united methodist school health team. We are a local student group that are involved in deworming. We which or hope to support a proposal in to undertake on a deworming project in our community.
We are based in liberia in ganta city.
Thanks,
Dag S Tokpa