| Care Villa is a 24-hour residential care facility for 11 physically-handicapped, dependent Burmese land mine survivors who have lost their hands, legs, eyesight, hearing, or, sadly, in most cases, some combination thereof. | Requested: $12,089 USD |
Susila Dharma Projects are doing an excellent job, usually with extremely little money. These are funding requests and proposals from SD Projects around the world. They listed in the order they are received from our members.
SDIA does not have the resources to independently verify all aspects of these proposals. We strongly recommend that prior to funding any project listed here, you consult with SDIA and members of the SD Network with experience of this project.
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2009.07 - Clear Path International Request: Care Villa
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2009.07 - Clear Path International Request: Loi Kaw Prosthetics Fabrication Workshop
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| The Thai/Burma border region is a conflict zone exempt from the
benefits of the Mine Ban Treaty. Rangoon does not support the Treaty
and the ethnic rebel factions continue to use mines to protect their
villages. Cases of landmine accidents in Burma have skyrocketed. The Loi Kaw Prosthetics Fabrication Workshop, located in Burma itself, supplies Prostheses to Burmese and Thai landmine victims. |
Requested: $7,050 USD |
2009.07 - Clear Path International Request: Peng Lo and Pang Ma Pha Prosthetics Fabrication Workshops
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| Both the Peng Lo and the Pang Ma Pha Prosthetic Fabrication Workshops, located near Shan refugee and internally displaced persons camps at the Thai/Burma border, provide prostheses for Burmese refugees. Victims of landmines placed by Burmese army or ethnic rebel factions, these amputees are desperate to quickly obtain their prosthetics and return home to provide protection and economic support for their families. Financial support for these workshops will provide approximately 300 prosthetics each year to Burmese landmine survivors. | Requested: $14,580 USD |
2009.12 Quest Center for Integrative Health request
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| The Quest Center for Integrative Medicine is looking to fund a new project: “The Healing Meal.” This is a nutrition program focusing on cancer survivors and those in treatment. | Requested: $4,760 USD Received: $3,000 USD from SD USA |
2009.12 YUM 3 part request
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| YUM address unemployment and poverty with three related requests, |
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1. The Children's Village |
$30,200 USD |
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2. The School Sponsorship Project |
$150 USD per pupil per year |
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3. The Microcredit for Women Project |
Capital reserves to make microcredit loans |
2009.12 YUM Microcredit for Women in Kalimantan Cooperative request
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| Due to the change in Indonesian microcredit law YUM has been forced to halt its microcredit project in Kalimantan. Considerable work has now gone into the redesign and improvement of the microcredit project. This request from YUM is to reëstablish its microcredit coöperative in Kalimantan. |
Requested: 38,857,010 IDR $4,078 USD |
2009.12 Yenge Clinic Wall request
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| SD Democratic Repubic of Congo (DRC) and Yenge clinic are requesting the help of the SD Network in the contruction of an urgently needed wall around the clinic building, the wall is needed to protect the patients and staff of clinic, ensure that outsiders to not jeopardize the safety, security and good reputation of the clinic management. | Requested: $8770.70 (USD) Received: 1,550 USD from SD France $810 USD from miscelaneous sources. |
2010.01 Entrelazos - La Obra Madre request
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| Entrelazos's project, La Obra Madre, has been producing workshops in theatre and dance for people with different capacities since 1997. Its objective is to develop the psycho-physical capcities and the artistic talents of the participants. Entrelazos is requesting funding to support this effort. |
Requested: $ 6,325 (USD) Received: $1,550 (USD) from SD France $2,000 (USD) from SDIA |
2010.02 Anisha Preschool Request
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| Anisha is working with 150 families in one of the slums of Bangalore. It is requesting help to support pre-school for very young children, aged 3–6 years, so that they will succeed in school. |
Requested: $3,193 USD Received: $1,600 USD from SD USA |
2010.02 Asociacion Vivir Request
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| Ecuador has high levels of childhood malnutrition, undernourishment and anemia. Asociación Vivir proposes a training program to promote breast feeding for up to six months and a diet rich in iron for children up to two years of age. Vivir's practical and comprehensive methodology will help the mothers and families support the development of healthy children. |
Requested: $8,000 (USD) Received so far: $4,000 (USD) from SD USA |
2010.02 Mithra Foundation Request
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| Mithra Foundation's Cognitive Stimulation Programme will address the needs of children below the age of 5 who are in particular distress due to illiteracy, alcoholism and violence to provide these under-stimulated, children with compensatory experiences to prepare them for entering 1st grade. |
Requested: $3,538 (USD) |
2010.02 Tierraviva Request
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| Tierraviva is a project which works in Buenos Aires and several other provinces in Argentina to improve the conditions for mothers incarcerated with children under 4. Tierraviva also advocates for the rights of inmates at prison, regional and national level, using dance, drama and other techniques to improve mother-child relationships and encourage a transformative process among the inmates. |
Requested: $8000 (USD) Received: $1083 (USD or €800) from SD France, $2,500 (USD) from USA $75 (USD) from other sources |