Health Causes

Discover causes that address health concerns, like sanitation, dental, and nutrition.

Health Causes

Health Causes

A child drinking directly from an unfiltered water tank, highlighting the need for clean and safe water access.
The source of water from which the church has connected water to the dormitory
During the rainy season, water often becomes turbid and contaminated with germs, making it unsafe for drinking and household use.
Long-term use has led to the water tanks becoming worn and potentially contaminated, highlighting the need for regular cleaning, maintenance, or replacement to ensure safe drinking water.
Children and youth drinking water from old, potentially less effective water filters, which may no longer provide optimal safety and cleanliness.
Drinking water tanks that have been used for many years may show signs of wear, such as cracks, dirt buildup, or mold, which can compromise water quality and safety. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to ensure the tanks remain safe for use.
Water source for this local community
Condition of drinking water tanks that have been used for many years
Access to safe, clean water is essential for their well-being and development.
Long-used water filters may become less effective over time, accumulating dirt and bacteria, which can lead to decreased water quality and potential health risks. Regular maintenance or replacement is crucial to ensure safe and clean drinking water.
Thailand

Filters for Futures: Clean Water, Healthy Children

$520 of $1,238 raised
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles
Dominican Republic

From sugarcane fields to healthy smiles

$3,615 of $10,734 raised
Urgent
Hands-On Learning: Community Kids Discover the Joy of Growing Vegetables in the Church
Empowering Youth through Pig Farming: A Path to Sustainable Agriculture and Entrepreneurship!
Growing Together: Parents and Children Cultivating Their Backyard Garden After Learning from Our Church Workshop!
Roots of Community: Growing Fresh Vegetables Together at the Church!
Maximizing Space: Innovative Vegetable Cultivation in Compact Homes!
Harvesting Community: Local Corn and Church-Grown Vegetables!
Clucking Good Times: Children with Their Egg-Laying Chickens!
Gathering for Growth: Learning About Food Security in the Church Meeting Room!
Children Proudly Displaying Their Own Grown Vegetables: A Journey of Growth and Learning
Thailand

Cultivating Knowledge: A Path to Food Security for Children (Eden Model)

$2,031 of $6,543 raised
The teacher is taking care of the child who has just woken up.
This teacher is making sure the kids are okay
The teacher is playing with the child
This teacher is putting the children to bed
The caregiver is trying to understand what the child wants
Rwanda

Early Childhood Development Center Items

$1,383 of $5,349 raised
Children and young people doing activities in the parking lot.
Spaces available for implementation of cause.
Using available spaces with young people.
Children and young people doing activities in the parking lot.
Spaces available for implementation of cause.
Children and young people doing activities in the parking lot.
Spaces available for implementation of cause.
Adaptation of spaces.
Rocks to be removed.
El Salvador

Playground

$2,523 of $10,889 raised
Health center under construction
Transport of aggregates
Survival Class of Children and Their Mothers
Primary school students
Community mobilized for construction activity
Transport of aggregates by the youth of the church
Community meeting to mobilize resources
Construction activity
Project writing session
Church Leaders' Working Session
Burkina Faso

Construction of a Health and Social Promotion Center

$904 of $11,539 raised
Urgent

Check out this progress update from a church who completed their cause.

Incinerator

Incinerator for incinerating waste

We are pleased to share an inspiring update on our joint efforts with the community. Thanks to your generous support, we have successfully completed approximately 90% of the incinerator project, including the waste storage and separation building, as well as the incinerator itself. Just a few final details, about 10%, remain to be completed, and we are optimistic that the project will be finished as scheduled. Your support has been instrumental in making this possible, and we sincerely thank all our sponsors and donors. The incinerator will have a lasting impact, benefiting our community and advancing our shared goals for health and sustainability. On behalf of the church and the entire community, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude. Your kindness and generosity are helping us create a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment for all. Together, we are making a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important journey!

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