Empowering women and children for a brighter future.
Announcement:
YWCF, Even at its infancy was able to achieve remarkable and honorable duty.
1) By traveling to Sudan, reusable dignity Kits worth of $100,000 was distributed to 10,000 women in the refugees camp.
2. Food and milk worth more than $ 10,000 was also distributed to families sheltered in the refugees camps.
3. YWCF has recently embarked on providing 7 mill grinder shops on a remarkable initiative to establish food processing shops in all 3 refugee camps in Sudan that are equipped with grinders and generators to process the monthly barley grains the refugees receive from international humanitarian organizations like UN-HCR. 7 shops are now fully in operation serving about 45,000 people in Umrakuba and Tenedba. We appreciate the collaborations and help provided by WFP and ACTED in making our effort possible. Now all shows are providing services free of charge. We also want to thank all the donors who went above and beyond to help the foundation succeed on its journey.
4. During the seige, through our foundation, dialysis patients in Tigray Aiyder Hospital, recieved permanent dialysis catheters free of charge.
5. To the internally displaced Tigrayans, our foundation donated $20,000 to help feed the children and other affected families.
6. Currently we have in our possession highly recommended medical supplies, out of which, urgently needed medical supplies worth of $250,000, and are ready to be shipped as soon as possible.
Supporting those facing
a time of crisis.
Following the war in November 2020, more than 2 million civilians Tigrayans were internally displaced, and more than 65,000 civilians fled to the neighboring country, Sudan.
Yodit for Women and Children Foundation, a non-profit organization, with 501(c)(3) EIN 87-2066497 is dedicated to providing humanitarian aid for the needs of those affected the most. From distributing dignity kits with reusable, sustainable pads to installing commercial flour mills and grain-grinder machines, YWCF helps to encourage and support those most in need. Furthermore, YWCF continues to become advocate for the voiceless and victims of social injustice.
Women and Children Wellness
Women and Children Wellness is the primary focus of the foundation. We have five strategic project areas where we are actively involved in providing clean water, medicinal support, and educational supplies, and rehabilitation to the women and children who face devastation at a genocidal level. Through donors’ generous support, we have been able to save lives and bring about positive change.
Advocating for Those in Need
We stand with Tigrayans and victims everywhere to actively create change for the better. Through radio, television, and other means, we actively pursue spreading the word about what is happening and how people can help. Let us join together and fight against this collective punishment so that women and children will no longer face the horrors of rape and hunger.
Our Success Stories
With the generous support of donors and advocators, we made real changes in the lives of the refugees. Together, we created jobs, restored shelters, gave access to basic necessities such as food, water, and healthcare, and most importantly, restored hope to a hurting nation.
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Make a Difference
Would you like to truly make a difference in the lives of these women and children? Together, let us work to meet the practical needs of the people, rebuild from disaster and catastrophe, and raise awareness of the great needs of those facing the effects of this war so that others, too, might be able to join in our mission to fight against these inhumane atrocities.
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions or reach out if you want to know other ways in which you can help support and care for the Tigray refugees in Umbrakuba, Tendba, and Hamdait in Sudan.
Email
yoditwcf@gmail.com
Phone
+1.571.228.6000
The women and children affected need immediate access to healthcare and basic necessities such as food, clean water, and clothing. The world food program has reported more than 400,000 people are on the brink of death from famine …