Background
Street Children Empowerment Organization for Developing Countries is a registered 501(c)(3) organization, contribution to which are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Information concerning Street Children Empowerment Organization including financial, licensing, or charitable purposes may be obtained without cost from its office: 2920 CHAPEL HILL RD APT 22B DURHUM. NC 27707, USA or KANIFING, MDI RD P.O.BOX 2947, SERREKUNDA, THE GAMBIA. This charity is founded by Jonathan, Janet and Esther Kaitell.
We exist to promote children empowerment in developing countries, serving as role models for strengthening and preserving the rights, privileges and capacities of children, the vulnerable ones in particular as a prelude to improving their living standards and participation in millennium development agendas of developing countries.
We are dedicated to work with children, families and their communities in developing countries to reduce street children and empower them to realized their full potential for national development.
We are hence involved in the mobilization of desired resources and the solicitation of cooperation and unity amongst members, development partners and other relevant stakeholders to support the goals of the organization.
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- WE’RE IN THIS TOGETHER. Become part of our giving program and join us in caring for these children.
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- In one Generation we can end the suffering of street children by donating….
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- We give children who are on the edge of going to the streets hope and reintegrate those that are on the streets back to their homes.
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- Together we can care for these children… Until they all have the right to education.
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- If You can’t feed 100, then feed just one.
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- Speak up for those who can’t speak for themselves…
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- Transform the lives of needy children and change their story.
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- Let all that you do be done in love.
The Chief of Basori recognizing the work of Street Children Empowerment Organization for Developing Counties in their village.
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