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Only B.E.S.T. is good enough!
In 1998 Global Partners began the B.E.S.T [Building Economically Sustainable Tomorrows] program with two small women’s cooperatives in the villages of Bugarama and Kirima. The women had a lot of enthusiasm but not much capital. Their dream was for each member to own her own cow and produce enough income to feed and educate her children. More >> |
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Investing in women makes sense!
AIDS took a devastating toll on the small village of Ongicha in Western Kenya. The survivors, mainly women and children, had no means of support, were mostly illiterate, and had no treatment for those women and children who had contracted AIDS from their husbands and fathers. More >> |
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Educate
a child, educate a nation!
Investing in the education of girls is an investment in the future. Making it possible for bright, ambitious young women to attend secondary school is the key to positive change. But there are many obstacles. More >> |
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Water
pipelines: more precious than oil!
“The human right to water is indispensable for leading a healthy life in human dignity. It is a pre-requisite to the realization of all other human rights.” United Nations Committee on Economic, Cultural and Social Rights,2002
For fifteen years, Global Partners has brought together community leaders, water engineers, and donors, to provide safe and abundant water for more than 100,000 rural villagers. More >> |
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Healthy,
Happy Babies begin Here!
For women in the village of Kihanda in remote southwest Uganda, the nearest health center was a day’s walk away. A primitive communication system and barely passable roads almost completely isolated this rural village from health care. More >> |
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Free DVD!
This 16 minute presentation will introduce you to the work Global Partners does in Africa.
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Croxton-Hurt Wedding Gifts
Wedding of Keely Croxton and Steven Hurt June 2008
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2006 ALBERT SCHWEITZER AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Presented by Chapman University, Orange County California, to Global partners for Development August 23, 2006
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The Kenya
Restoration Fund
Help our Project Partners in
Kenya to rebuild!
Undo the results of the violence
and destruction in Kenya
at our existing projects.
details here >>
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Global Partners receives 4-Star Rating, 4 years in a row!
Less than 4% of Charity Navigator's 20,000 + organizations currently have earned a 4-star rating for four consecutive years.
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