Ulemu.com
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Ulemu means “respect” in Chichewa.
Every child should have enough food to grow up healthy, have access to medicine when they get sick, and have the chance to learn how to read and write, so they can live with dignity and to reach their greatest potential. We aim to develop low-cost, community-owned, commercially sustainable solutions that leave no child behind by ensuring their access to basic healthcare, quality education and good nutrition.
Starting with the poorest and most vulnerable communities, we work to make sure that every child has enough food to grow up healthy, has the opportunity to learn how to read and write, and has access to the medicines they need when they get sick.
Why we do it:
- Because we want all children to live with dignity to their greatest potential.
- Because we believe every child should have enough food to grow up healthy, should have the opportunity to learn how to read and write, and should have access to medicine when they get sick, namely that Articles 25 and 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights should be fulfilled for every child.
- Because the current rate of progress towards these objectives is pitifully slow. Top-down, international aid efforts are ineffective and wasteful. Article 25 and 26 or any of the Global Goals for children’s health, education and nutrition will not be achieved by 2030 for most children in Malawi and for hundreds of millions of other children worldwide. Power and transparency over how international funds are spent needs to be given to the communities these funds are intended to help.
Ways to support:
1) Make a donation: We keep our Facebook and Instagram pages updated regularly so you can see how your money is being spent.
2) Advocacy: Like, share and follow our social media posts to spread the word about Ulemu projects!
3) Collaboration: We welcome any ideas or offers to work together towards a common goal- get in touch!
Visit https://www.ulemu.com/
Co-organizers (2)
Evin Joyce
Organizer
Ailbhe Joyce
Co-organizer