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DonationsGift Opportunities:
Your support can make a difference.Your contribution to World Education Laos can support families and children whose lives have been devastated by the landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) from the Vietnam War. The funds that you donate ensure that survivors of landmine and UXO accidents receive adequate medical care, psychosocial support, and job skills training so that they can live full and productive lives even after a destructive accident. Donations will also be used to build local hospital capacity in rural areas of Laos and to train medical and teaching professionals. How to give:OnlineTo make an online donation, please visit World Education's Online Giving page and specify "Laos War Victims Fund" under "Donate to a specific project." Please email Sarah Bruinooge to confirm receipt of your donation. Check or CashIn Laos PDR: Please contact the Vientiane office at 856-21-214-524 or wec@laopdr.com to arrange for a local donation. Outside Laos PDR: Please make checks payable to “World Education - Laos.” Mail to: StockPlease use the following format in a letter
instructing your broker: Be sure to indicate that the gift is for World Education Laos, and please notify Sarah Bruinooge, Program Officer at (617) 482-9485, to alert the Development team to expect your donation. Gifts In KindAs conditions in Laos vary greatly from those in the USA, or other parts of the world, gifts of materials or equipment often cannot be utilized as intended. Instead, we encourage cash donations so our Lao collaborators can purchase items locally, which builds their community support in Laos. |
$100 supports the costs
for a child survivor to attend school
for a year.
$500 can purchase a treatment
and monitoring set for a district hospital
(this kit includes two blood pressure
sets, five stethoscopes, two minor surgery
sets and two wound care sets).
$5,000 can pay for one 'model
teacher workshop,' to train 40
teachers how to educate students on the
dangers of UXO through creative arts
activities including puppetry and short
story writing.
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Copyright 2008 World Education, Inc.
Comments/Questions? Email us at wei@worlded.org