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Nurture Africa responding to Covid 19 in Uganda

The Nurture Africa Health Programme took place in southern Uganda’s Wakiso district with a focus on reducing maternal and infant mortality rates by scaling up access to comprehensive Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services for 2,000 vulnerable pregnant women during the COVID pandemic. Education on the risks of Covid-19 was vital in ensuring that womenContinue reading “Nurture Africa responding to Covid 19 in Uganda “

Improve WASH service provision and Infection Prevention and Control at Bwanje Health Centre in Malawi.

ElectricAid partnered with Oxfam to improve WASH facilities and service provision and infection prevention and control at the Bwanje Health Centre in Malawi by providing a borehole with solar powered reticulated water supply system, and other sanitary facilities. Clinic staff, especially nurses and clinicians had challenges during day-to-day operations due to unavailability of water insideContinue reading “Improve WASH service provision and Infection Prevention and Control at Bwanje Health Centre in Malawi. “

Brighter Communities Worldwide supports Covid-19 vaccine rollout in Kenya.

COVID-19 presents acute challenges in parts of the developing world, unless vaccination rates above 75% the people of Kericho County in Western Kenya will continue to struggle against COVID-19; health systems will continue to be challenged, and livelihoods will be strained. in April 2021 ElectricAid provided a grant of €10,000 to Cork based charity, BrighterContinue reading “Brighter Communities Worldwide supports Covid-19 vaccine rollout in Kenya.”

Summary of the ElectricAid AGM for Year End 31/12/21

The ElectricAid AGM for Year End 31/12/2021 took place online on Monday the 20th of June. The agenda for the day was as follows: ElectricAid’s Committee for 2022-2023 is: Trustees: Officers: Executive Committee Members Every day, projects funded by ElectricAid are improving lives and livelihoods worldwide, hear from our committee on the difference your donationsContinue reading “Summary of the ElectricAid AGM for Year End 31/12/21”

Our Project of the Month for July 2015 – Waste into Jobs Concern Universal

Poor waste management is a problem across the developing world, impacting the poor more than others through impacts on their health, their environment and their livelihoods: 5 billion people are without formal waste management collections (D-Waste, 2010) 40% of solid waste globally is deposited in unregulated dumpsites, with no containment, removal of landfill gas,Continue reading “Our Project of the Month for July 2015 – Waste into Jobs Concern Universal”

Fundings Approved – July 2015

Please see the excellent life-giving work financed in January 2015 through your generosity. This work begins and ends with you, our members and supporters. Thank you all Fundings Approved – July 2015

2015, The European Year for Development.

Every year, the European Union choose a topic for a campaign in order to raise awareness of European citizens, and national governments. Being in the development business, 2015 the European Year for Development is significant for ElectricAid. The main objective of the EYD 2015 is to inform all about the development cooperation of theContinue reading “2015, The European Year for Development.”

Introducing the ElectricAid Challenge!

Challenge yourself, challenge your friends, challenge poverty and injustice! We’re introducing the ElectricAid Challenge as a new way for everybody (members or otherwise) to get involved in helping the work of ElectricAid. Be creative, be social, have fun, raise funds! Our friends in the One Young World Group have come up with an exciting frameworkContinue reading “Introducing the ElectricAid Challenge!”