Christmas Gifts

This festive season, give your loved-ones the gift of supporting a vulnerable child in Uganda. Gifts include:

• €15 buys a mosquito net (which can prove to be lifesaving in the fight against malaria).
• €20 provides Primary health care services to one child for 3 months
• €30 buys 6 months essential nutrition to a family on our health care project
• €60 provides a guardian with small scale business management training, skills and capital, which will provide a family with the opportunity to become self-sufficient.
• €10 per month will support a HIV+ child with her/his medical requirements
• €21 per month will enable a child to access education and provide her/him with the opportunity of a brighter future.

If anyone would like further information in relation to the gifts or would like to purchase, please contact Kevin Murphy

Email: kevin@nurtureafrica.ie

Phone: 00353 (0)1 5424177

Nurture Africa’s Response to Irish Aid withholding bilateral funding to Uganda

Dear Nurture Africa supporters.

As you may have seen in the media, bilateral funding to the government of Uganda has been withheld pending resolution of the financial irregularities. Bilateral funding means funding from one government to another.

This will in no way affect any donations you may wish to make to Nurture Africa directly. Nurture Africa has complete authority of what to do with the donations received. In 2013 94% of all donations are spent on overseas development, 5% on administration costs and 1% on governance.

It will also not affect the direct funding provided by Irish Aid to Nurture Africa. Irish Aid values the excellent work that the NGO community undertakes and there are no plans at the moment to withhold funding from the NGOs currently working in Uganda.

If you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact Nurture Africa @ info@nurtureafrica.ie or at 01-5424177

Yours sincerely,
Ian Carter
Chairman

Information and Recruitment Sessions

Next Information Talk:
Saturday 8 December 2012, 11.30am–1.00pm
Irish Aid Information Centre, 27–31 Upper O’Connell Street, Dublin 1
(Click here to see the location map)