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Annual Health Exam for 20 Children

Annual Health Exam
$50.00

Protect twenty young boys and girls with an annual health exam. Your gift means earlier detection of health problems, faster treatment, and better prevention to keep children from getting sick.

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Health Education Kit

Health Education Kit
$30.00

Teach a child and their parents how to stay healthy with a Health Education Kit. Your gift will educate an entire household and help them avoid sickness.

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Jacket

jacket
$15.00
Keep a child warm during the colder months with an all-purpose jacket they can use at home, at school, and while playing outside.
 

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Int'l Development - Solar Power Fund

Help provide children with renewable power at their schools, homes and communities

The schools, clinics and communities served by COTN do not have consistent power sources. Often they must resort to using a costly generator for power or go without. When the school generator runs out of fuel, the children's lessons are cut short. Solar power is a clean, reliable energy source that will provide power for the schools, clinics and community centers for years.

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(DR) Clinic Equipment

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Dominican Republic
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Our efforts in expanding our Barahona Clinic, we can increase the reach of our health services in benefits to a greater number of children and families in our communities. This provides opportunities for additional surgical teams, expanding the current clinic space, and increasing the number of staff serving patients within our clinic operations. We anticipate improved healthcare for our children and their families. 

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Angelina Was Homeless, But You Are Sending Her to College

 
Angelina knew she would have to work hard to achieve her dreams. She was born in Altagracia, an impoverished batey in the Dominican Republic. A batey is a shantytown originally built for migrant sugarcane workers. Within the batey, Angelina lived with her mother and seven siblings in a tiny house. 
 

by Bethany Brengan, COTN staff writer

(DR) Missionary Funds for Ernesto

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Dominican Republic
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Many children in Haiti don’t have a place to go to learn about the Bible. Their churches don’t have a children’s program or pastors trained in ministering to children. Children whose parents aren’t Christians, like many children in our program, have no one to turn to for spiritual guidance and support.

Ernesto, a Dominican man serving as a missionary in Haiti, can be that support. He has special training in children’s ministry and teaching the Bible. He assists with the spiritual care curriculum of the afterschool program and helps local churches grow their children’s ministries.

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(DR) Self-Reliance Clubs

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Dominican Republic
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Your gift will help start self-reliance clubs in the Dominican Republic. These clubs teach children about giving back to the community and financial literacy. Thank you for equipping these students to be independent!

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Medical Miracle, Thanks to You!

 
Originally posted 06/22/2018.
 
Three-year-old Pablo* might not be alive today—or be able to see—if it weren’t for you. 
 

by COTN Staff

Emergency Medical Care for Children in Need

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Your generous gift today will help a sick child like Amidu.

Amidu was brought to Children of the Nations’ Sierra Leone clinic with a dangerously high fever, vomiting and weak.

Tests revealed a familiar enemy: malaria.

Malaria causes fever and flu-like symptoms. Without treatment, it can lead to seizures, organ failure, and even death—and children, like Amidu, are particularly at risk.

Malaria is treatable. But it’s hard for a child living in poverty to get the medical care they need.

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