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Help the Millions of Children with Disabilities Around the World Today
Supporting Orphaned Children with Cognitive & Physical Disabilities
Improving the Quality of Life for Children Worldwide
For more than 15 years, the World Forgotten Children Foundation (WFCF) has been supporting the health and welfare needs of orphaned children living with disabilities in developing countries.
Regrettably, many children with cognitive and physical disabilities in developing countries are faced with a serious disadvantage as they are often considered too heavy an obligation on low-income families and are sometimes even viewed as a curse on their families. Many times, these children end up abandoned in orphanages, which lack the resources they need to adequately care for the children. As a result, many of these children die a very early death or live out their lives in substandard conditions.
WFCF for decades has supported projects that provide the necessary medical devices and care needed to improve the lives and conditions of orphaned children and young adults with disabilities. Projects that WFCF has funded in the past have allowed for the funding of:
- Bathing equipment such as shower chairs
- Textbooks and reading stands
- Braille writing tablets
- Hearing aids
- Custom-fitted sleep aid systems
- Mobility equipment such as wheelchairs and walking frames
- Nutritional and medicinal products
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation services
- Healthcare professionals to provide healthcare-related services
- Logistics and transportation
- Supplies and funding for new and existing healthcare clinics
- Major safety and accessibility building repairs
These projects have supported infants, children, and young adults ranging from newborn to 17 years of age living with disabilities, as well as the orphanages, group homes, and other facilities they live in.
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Call for Project Proposals
WFCF is inviting NGOs and not-for-profit organizations to submit their projects for funding consideration by WFCF at help@world-forgotten-children.org.
Projects should focus on supporting and improving the lives of orphaned children with cognitive and/or physical disabilities in the following categories:
- Funding for special equipment (e.g. wheelchairs, walking aids, etc.) which provide much needed mobility support.
- Funding that supports nutritional, special dietary, and hygiene needs.
- Funding that supports necessary medical assistance and treatments.
- Funding for necessary educational programs and tools (e.g. reading glasses, hearing aids, etc.) to aid in cognitive development and engagement.
- Funding that supports facility improvements and/or repairs that create a safer/more structurally sound environment.
- Funding that supports necessary transportation and logistics.
- Funding that supports the development and construction of new facilities.
Project proposals should include the following:
- Detailed background information
- Detailed project description
- Primary beneficiary of the funding
- List of equipment and/or needs and how they can benefit children at the facility
- Breakdown of the budget and timeline
- List of at least five (5) references with their contact information
In the past, WFCF has partnered with many organizations worldwide to carry out its mission. WFCF values its collaboration with organizations such as the African Community Project (ACP), International China Concern (ICC), the Baby Box Church in Seoul, and many other not-for-profit organizations worldwide. When you are graciously donating to WFCF, if you wish, you can identify a specific project that you would like your fund to be allocated to instead of making a broad contribution.
For your information, 95 cents of every dollar donated is used to support projects funded by WFCF to ensure all donations are allocated toward projects funded by WFCF rather than funds to be used in support of administrative and other miscellaneous expenses.
Please consider donating to WFCF.
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