Rainbow Foundation, Headquarters in Norway

Rainbow Foundation, Headquarters in Norway http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com A humanitarian/Charity organization founded in 1995 based in Norway Mon, 12 Dec 2011 13:39:27 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ http://s2.wp.com/i/buttonw-com.png Rainbow Foundation, Headquarters in Norway http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com Target Group Two: Project – Kenya Needy Students Support Fund http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/target-group-two-project-kenya-needy-students-support-fund/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/target-group-two-project-kenya-needy-students-support-fund/#comments Mon, 06 Jun 2011 12:00:39 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=84 ]]> Programme for the needy students. Applications for support to be made when the Secretariat has opened. You will see the date when the secretariat will open. The date will appear here>(——)

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KENYA NEEDY STUDENTS SUPPORT FUND (KNSSF)

Contact address in Norway: Rainbow Foundation & UNO, Hønsveien 69, 1384 Asker –NORWAY

Email: rainbow.foundation@getmail.no

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2013 – 2017 RAINBOW FOUNDATION AND UNO 5-YEAR PLAN – EDUCATION PROJECT

Kenya Needy Students Support Fund Organizational Structure:

KENYA NEEDY STUDENTS SUPPORT FUND shall have a “Support Fund Board” that will be charged with the responsibility to approve scholarship recipients in each of the 47 Counties of Kenya in coordination with the KNSSF Secretariat that shall be established in Kenya.

KENYA STUDENTS SUPPORT FUND BOARD shall consist of 8 persons:

Chairman/Chairperson of the Board
Board member – Secretary to the Board
Board member
Board member
Board member
Board member
Board member
Board member

In the spirit of gender equality, 4 of the Board members shall be female.
Chairman/Chairperson’s vote may count as 2 whenever the situation calls for it.
All members attending board meetings shall be paid attendance allowances.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) shall attend all meetings and serve as secretary to the board and also for purposes of giving briefs to the Board on work progress at the secretariat. The CEO is not entitled to attendance allowances.

SECRETARIAT: NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES WHEN FULLY OPERATIONAL WILL BE 14.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Secretary: Assistant to the CEO.
Driver/Messenger: In-charge of transport and messengerial services.

KNSSF STAFF MOBILITY

The Secretariat shall have 2 vehicles to facilitate easy & effective movement of the staff.
One vehicle will be new & the other not be more than 5 years old during purchase.
None of the vehicles shall be used for private purposes, unless authorized in writing by the CEO specifying the need to use, purpose, time, destination and duration.

INVESTING IN EDUCATION – CURRENCY EXCHANGE IN MILLIONS:

YEAR 2013

KENYA SHILLINGS NORWEGIAN KRONER

15.000.000,- 1 000 000,-

YEAR 2014

KENYA SHILLINGS NORWEGIAN KRONER

20.000.000,- 1 333 333,-

YEAR 2015

KENYA SHILLINGS NORWEGIAN KRONER

25.000.000,- 1 666 666,-

YEAR 2016

KENYA SHILLINGS NORWEGIAN KRONER

30.000.000,- 2 000 000,-

YEAR 2017

KENYA SHILLINGS NORWEGIAN KRONER

35.000.000,- 2 333 333,-

2013 – 2017 PLAN IN SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS

Full scholarships for Technical/Special, Secondary or University Education.
Half scholarships for Technical/Special, Secondary or University Education.
Ksh. 10 000,- for course specialization or setting up business on completion of a course.
Ksh. 5 000,- for course specialization or setting up business on completion of a course.

BENEFICIARIES: NAME OF COUNTY & NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BENEFIT: YEAR 2013

Nairobi City County: Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Nakuru County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kisumu County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Mombasa County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Embu County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Uasin Gishu County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kakamega County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kwale County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kilifi County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Tana River County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Lamu County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Taita Taveta County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Garissa County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Wajir County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Mandera County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Marsabit County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Isiolo County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Meru County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Tharaka-Nithi County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kitui County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Machakos County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Makueni County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Nyandarua County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Nyeri County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kirinyaga County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Muranga County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kiambu County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Turkana County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
West Pokot County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Samburu County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Trans Nzoia County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Elgeyo/Marakwet County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Nandi County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Baringo County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Laikipia County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Narok County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kajiado County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kericho County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Bomet County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Vihiga County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Bungoma County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Busia County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Siaya County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Homa Bay County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Migori County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Kisii County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5
Nyamira County, Boys = 5, Girls = 5

NAME OF COUNTY AND NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BENEFIT: YEAR 2014

Nairobi City County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Nakuru County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kisumu County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Mombasa County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Embu County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Uasin Gishu County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kakamega County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kwale County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kilifi County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Tana River County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Lamu County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Taita Taveta County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Garissa County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Wajir County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Mandera County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Marsabit County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Isiolo County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Meru County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Tharaka-Nithi County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kitui County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Machakos County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Makueni County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Nyandarua County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Nyeri County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kirinyaga County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Muranga County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kiambu County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Turkana County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
West Pokot County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Samburu County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Trans Nzoia County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Elgeyo/Marakwet County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Nandi County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Baringo County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Laikipia County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Narok County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kajiado County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kericho County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Bomet County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Vihiga County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Bungoma County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Busia County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Siaya County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Homa Bay County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Migori County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Kisii County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6
Nyamira County, Boys = 6, Girls = 6

NAME OF COUNTY AND NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BENEFIT: YEAR 2015

Nairobi City County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Nakuru County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kisumu County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Mombasa County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Embu County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Uasin Gishu County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kakamega County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kwale County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kilifi County, Boys = 10. Girls = 10
Tana River County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Lamu County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Taita Taveta County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Garissa County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Wajir County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Mandera County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Marsabit County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Isiolo County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Meru County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Tharaka-Nithi County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kitui County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Machakos County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Makueni County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Nyandarua County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Nyeri County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kirinyaga County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Muranga County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kiambu County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Turkana County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
West Pokot County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Samburu County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Trans Nzoia County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Elgeyo/Marakwet County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Nandi County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Baringo County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Laikipia County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Narok County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kajiado County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kericho County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Bomet County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Vihiga County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Bungoma County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Busia County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Siaya County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Homa Bay County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Migori County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Kisii County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10
Nyamira County, Boys = 10, Girls = 10

NAME OF COUNTY AND NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BENEFIT: YEAR 2016

Nairobi City County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Nakuru County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kisumu County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Mombasa County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Embu County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Uasin Gishu County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kakamega County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kwale County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kilifi County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Tana River County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Lamu County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Taita Taveta County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Garissa County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Wajir County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Mandera County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Marsabit County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Isiolo County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Meru County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Tharaka-Nithi County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
KituiCounty, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Machakos County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Makueni County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Nyandarua County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Nyeri County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kirinyaga County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Muranga County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kiambu County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Turkana County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
WestPokot County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Samburu County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Trans Nzoia County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Elgeyo/Marakwet County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Nandi County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Baringo County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Laikipia County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Narok County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kajiado County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kericho County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Bomet County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Vihiga County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Bungoma County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Busia County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Siaya County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Homa Bay County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Migori County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Kisii County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11
Nyamira County, Boys = 11, Girls = 11

NAME OF COUNTY AND NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BENEFIT: YEAR 2017

Nairobi City County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Nakuru County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kisumu County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Mombasa County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Embu County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Uasin Gishu County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kakamega County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kwale County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kilifi County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Tana River County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Lamu County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Taita Taveta County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Garissa County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Wajir County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Mandera County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Marsabit County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Isiolo County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Meru County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Tharaka-Nithi County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kitui County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Machakos County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Makueni County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Nyandarua County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Nyeri County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kirinyaga County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Muranga County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kiambu County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Turkana County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
West Pokot County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Samburu County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Trans Nzoia County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Elgeyo/Marakwet County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Nandi County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Baringo County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Laikipia County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Narok Countty, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kajiado County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kericho County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Bomet County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Vihiga County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Bungoma County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Busia County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Siaya County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Homa Bay County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Migori County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Kisii County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15
Nyamira County, Boys = 15, Girls = 15

BENEFICIARIES REFLECTING GENDER EQUALITY IN ALL 47 COUNTIES

Year 2013 Boys = 235 Girls = 235

Year 2014 Boys = 282 Girls = 282 + Those with special needs Boys = 70 Girls = 71

Year 2015 Boys = 470 Girls = 470

Year 2016 Boys = 517 Girls = 517 + Those with special needs Boys = 70 Girls = 71

Year 2017 Boys = 705 Girls = 705

FIVE YEAR PLAN TOTAL BENEFICIARIES 2013 – 2017

470 + 705 + 940 + 1175 + 1410 = 4700 STUDENTS.

END.

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]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/target-group-two-project-kenya-needy-students-support-fund/feed/ 0 59.843341 10.457982 59.843341 10.457982 africanpress Norway announces contribution to the UN Central Emergency Response Fund for 2011 http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2010/12/15/norway-announces-contribution-to-the-un-central-emergency-response-fund-for-2011/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2010/12/15/norway-announces-contribution-to-the-un-central-emergency-response-fund-for-2011/#comments Wed, 15 Dec 2010 17:17:03 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=79 ]]> Date: 15 December 2010

At a High-Level Conference in New York yesterday, Norway announced its contribution of NOK 325 million to the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) for 2011. “We are pleased that Norway is in a position to be able to make a significant contribution to helping those in need worldwide,” commented Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.

With two devastating humanitarian disasters, 2010 has been a particularly challenging year. In Haiti, almost a quarter of a million people lost their lives when the earthquake struck. Large parts of the capital and of the country’s infrastructure were reduced to rubble. Over a million people are still living in makeshift camps. On top of all this, the country has now been hit by a cholera epidemic.

In Pakistan, a total area the size of the British Isles was submerged in flood waters in the worst flood disaster in modern times. Over 20 million people have been affected, and many of them still need assistance. In addition, 2010 was a year beset by a number of other crises, both natural and man-made. Several of these have had little media coverage.

“Many crises occur in countries that lack the resources and capacity to deal with them. These countries are dependent on having well-functioning international humanitarian emergency response mechanisms that can be mobilised rapidly to provide emergency relief and alleviate human suffering. The UN plays a key role in the coordination of humanitarian assistance, and the International Emergency Response Fund (CERF) is the most important joint financing mechanism to this end,” Mr Støre said.

The Fund was established in 2006, and has since then paid out more than USD 1.9 billion in total to 79 countries affected by humanitarian disasters. So far this year, CERF has provided a total of USD 260 million to 34 countries affected by acute crises, and a total of USD 139 million to 17 countries experiencing protracted crises that are often overlooked. Due to a lack of international attention, many countries struggle to finance their emergency relief efforts, and the CERF funds are used to cover their most pressing needs.

“Time is critical when it comes to saving lives and alleviating human suffering, and CERF has shown itself to be the most effective mechanism we have for mobilising a rapid humanitarian response,” Foreign Minister Støre commented.

“We must be prepared for new humanitarian disasters in 2011. Norway is a leading humanitarian actor on the global stage. Being at the forefront by providing substantial support for CERF is a natural part of our engagement in this area,” Mr Støre said.

During a period in which a number of donor countries have reduced their contributions to CERF due to the financial crisis, Norway has increased its support for the Fund. In January this year Norway paid NOK 325 million into the Fund, and now at the end of the year this amount is being supplemented by an additional NOK 50 million. This makes Norway one of the largest donors to the Fund in 2010.

Minister of Foreign Affairs
Duty Press Officer:

]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2010/12/15/norway-announces-contribution-to-the-un-central-emergency-response-fund-for-2011/feed/ 0 africanpress Target Group – Persons who want to get free education in Norway http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/11/target-group-persons-who-want-to-get-free-education-in-norway/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/11/target-group-persons-who-want-to-get-free-education-in-norway/#comments Sat, 11 Oct 2008 11:24:45 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=55 ]]> The Foundation in collaboration with African Press International strives to assist students from developing countries to get free education in Norway.

Many institutions of higher learning give quality education.

Note: Education is free in Norway from primary through University.

Read the article below and apply ensuring you understand what we are asking you to do at the end of the article.:

Do you want free education? If yes, take a step and study in Norway

Posted in Norway Project

]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/11/target-group-persons-who-want-to-get-free-education-in-norway/feed/ 0 africanpress Target group – Immigrants and Ethnic Norwegians http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-immigrants-and-ethnic-norwegians/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-immigrants-and-ethnic-norwegians/#comments Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:54:47 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=48 ]]> The Foundation focuses on activities that lead to cultural understanding between the groups. Discrimination and racism is one of the targetted areas so that the two groups live in harmony together.

Here, the foundation, engages in activities that bring the groups together, like cultural evenings and get together parties that enhances cultural understanding.

Immigants are encouraged to learn the Norwegian language so that they easily understand the social and political system of Norway. This helps in reducing misunderstanding within between the groups.

Norwegian, on the other hand, are encouraged to be tolerant towards immigrant’s culture and religious practices.

Posted in Norway Project

]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-immigrants-and-ethnic-norwegians/feed/ 0 africanpress Target group – The youth http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-the-youth-2/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-the-youth-2/#comments Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:24:01 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=40 ]]> The foundation identifies and helps the youth by educating them in methods to prevent the spead of HIV.

The foundation’s work succeeds best when a close working relationship with youth groups is strengthened. The foundation focuses on all the youth who are sexually active. Working closely with health institutions helps locate those who require help. Schools is also given priority in this work because they teach sex education and opneness in the use of condoms and other preventive methods.

In this work, the churches are to be encouraged to be active and preach prevention methods.

In the start of the project over ten years ago, the Foundation focused its work on the immigrant youth but in the recent past the project was expanded to cover all the youth considered to fall under those categorised to be “sexually active.”

Posted in Norway Project

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Young Children

The foundation’s work is to assist young orphans in orphanage homes. This is done by working closely with institutions that run orphanage homes in the country.

The foundation will play an active role in the selection of the children that will get help. Those children whose parents succumbed to AIDS disease will be given priority when the selection is being made. Others with special needs will also get consideration.

The churches in Brazil will play a significant role in helping identify the needy.

Posted in Brazil Project

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Young Children

The foundation’s work is to assist young orphans in orphanage homes. This is done by working closely with institutions that run orphanage homes in the country.

The foundation will play an active role in the selection of the children that will get help. Those children whose parents succumbed to AIDS disease will be given priority when the selection is being made. Others with special needs will also get consideration.

Posted in Kenya Project

]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-young-children/feed/ 0 59.843341 10.457982 59.843341 10.457982 africanpress Target group – Girls who drop out due to accidental pregnancies http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-girls-who-drop-out-due-to-accidental-pregnancies/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-girls-who-drop-out-due-to-accidental-pregnancies/#comments Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:51:41 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=31 ]]> The foundation will focus on helping girls who have dropped out of school due to accidental pregnancies: This group will get specially designed programmes that will give them short term courses/training so that they can establish and own small scale businesses and become self employed/ self-reliant persons.

Posted in Uganda Project

]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-girls-who-drop-out-due-to-accidental-pregnancies/feed/ 0 africanpress Target group – School drop outs due to failure to pay school fees http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-the-youth/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-the-youth/#comments Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:49:07 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=28 ]]> The foundation will work closely with institutions of higher learning in the effort to assist those who dropped out of school due to failure to pay their school fees. The main aim her is to assist them to get school fess and go back to schooland complete their education.

The group of school drop out to be targetted:

The Foundation will target those who need S5 or S6 educcation.

Posted in Uganda Project

]]> http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group-the-youth/feed/ 0 africanpress Target group – Young children http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group/ http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/target-group/#comments Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:43:14 +0000 African Press International http://rainbowfoundation.wordpress.com/?p=24 ]]> The foundation’s work is to assist young orphans and this is made possible by working closely with institutions that run orphanage homes in the country.

Children whose families died due to AIDS will receive our attention and yet our help will also be extended to other needy children whose situation is not neccessary caused by loosing parents or relatives but that they have other special needs and require support to get a decent livelihood

Posted in Zambia Project

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