Impact 100+ Lives

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Impact 100+ Lives
My name is Bache Matilda Owuh. I am a young woman living with a disability in Cameroon. I know what it feels like to be overlooked. To be underestimated. To be told directly or indirectly that your dreams are too big for your condition. But I also know what it means to rise. Years ago, I decided that my story would not end with limitation. It would begin with purpose. That is how HopeInclusion was born. Today, HopeInclusion runs two life-changing initiatives in the Northwest Region of Cameroon a region deeply affected by socio-political crisis and economic instability. The Clinic That Refuses to Close At our HopeInclusion Clinic in Bamenda I, I have seen mothers walk for hours carrying children just to receive affordable treatment. I have seen internally displaced persons break down in tears because, for the first time, they felt seen and treated with dignity. But right now, our shelves are running low on essential medicines. Medical equipment needs replacement. Staff support is stretched thin. Every day I ask myself: What happens if we cannot keep the doors open? For many families, we are their accessible option. The Training Centre That Builds Futures In Benakuma, our Vocational Training Centre trains vulnerable young women and persons with disabilities in practical skills so they can earn a living. I have watched young women who once felt hopeless start training and say, “Now I can can hope to become a strong person.” But training materials are limited. Equipment is insufficient. Graduates may not be able to afford start-up tools to begin working. Without funding, this pathway out of poverty could disappear.

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Support a widowed mother or four in The Gambia

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Support a widowed mother or four in The Gambia
My name is sabina Mendy,and i am a widow from The Gambia and a motherof four beautiful children age 15, 12, 8, and 5 years old. In 2020, while i was giving birth to my youngest child, my husband sadly passed away, it was one of the most painful moments of my life. I welcome a new baby into the world while grieving the lost of my partner and the father of my children. Since that day i have been raising my four children alone. My eldest is 15 years old and trying to stay focus ed in school. My second child is 12 and she is not well she is on a wheel chair since she was little. My third is 8, and my youngest is 6 years old. They are growing their needs continue to increase, but without their life has been very difficult for us. My husband was our only provider, after his death, i struggle to provide. 1.food for my children 2. School fees school supplies 3. House rent 4. Clothing and basic daily necessities. There are days when i worry about how will eator how i will keep my children in school. As a mother all i want is my children to have food , education , and a safe home. I am humbly asking for your support to help my family during this difficult times. The funds raise will go directly towards: 1. Feeding my children 2. Paying school fees 3. Covering rent 4. Buying clothes and basic needs. Any amount, no matter how small , it will make a real difference in our lives. If you are unable to donate , please consider sharing our story. Thanks from the bottom of my heart for your kindness, generosity, and prayers .may God bless everyone who helps my family.

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A Safe Home with Light, Warmth, and Dignity

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A Safe Home with Light, Warmth, and Dignity
My name is Hoda Al Ghoussein, and I am 74 years old Lebanese woman living in Mechref, Chouf, Lebanon. In recent years, life here has become very difficult because of the ongoing electricity crisis. Most days, we have little to no reliable power. In my home, this means there is often no electricity for basic needs — no dependable refrigerator to safely store food, no guaranteed hot water for a shower, and no stable heating during the cold winter months. At my age, living without hot water, proper heating, or consistent electricity is not simply uncomfortable — it is unsafe and exhausting. I am a widow, and my children are doing everything they can to take care of me and keep me in my home. We are trying our best to manage, but without stable electricity and with parts of the house in need of repair, daily life has become increasingly challenging. I am hoping to raise $22,000 to install a solar power system that can provide continuous electricity for essential appliances and lighting. The funds will also help waterproof the roof before winter, provide house heating during cold winters, repair the broken main entrance doors for security, get a reliable fridge to store food, ensure I have hot water for showers, and complete other urgent fixes so the house remains warm, dry, and safe. This is not about luxury or renovation. It is about having the basic dignity of stable electricity, a warm shower, safe food storage, and a secure home in my later years. My hope is to complete these installations and repairs as soon as possible, so I can live safely and with peace of mind. Any support, no matter the amount, brings me closer to having a stable and safe home. Thank you for reading my story and for your kindness.

$43 raised Of $22,000