Una mano per i bambini Onlus
Brescia, Italy
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Founded in 2006, Una mano per i bambini Onlus is a charity based in Brescia, Italy working on children & youth, education, health +1 more.
Una mano per i bambini Onlus is a non-profit organisation founded in Brescia, Italy, in July 2006. It runs child-focused projects in Asia, initially in the Philippines and later in Myanmar, with plans extended to Africa. Its main activities are long-distance adoption and programmes supporting schooling and healthcare for disadvantaged children. Its key projects include the Scuola della Gioia preschool in Tondo, Manila, and the Clinica dei Bambini in Myanmar. Donations are tax-deductible under Italian law (Legge 460/97), and the organisation receives the 5 per mille share of personal income tax. Its registered office is c/o the Istituto Madri Canossiane in Brescia.
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Scuola della Gioia
ViewEducation · Philippines, Myanmar
Preschool and early education centre in Tondo, Manila, for the poorest children, offering learning, a canteen and a clinic. A second school operates in Myanmar.
Clinica dei Bambini
ViewHealth · Myanmar
Free primary medical care for children in the community of Mobye Parish, Shan State, in the Pekhon diocese.
Adozioni a distanza
ViewChildren & Youth · Philippines, Myanmar
Long-distance adoption programme that funds schooling, uniforms, school materials and health visits for children in need.
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AVSI, Fondazione Canossa, Datameteo
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