Van Uden Charity
Stichting Van Uden Charity
Rotterdam, Netherlands
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Van Uden Charity is a charity based in Rotterdam, Netherlands working on poverty & hunger, health, education +3 more.
Van Uden Charity is a Dutch foundation, linked to Van Uden Holding B.V. in Rotterdam, that supports people living in poverty in Africa and Asia. Its main focus is the San (Bushmen) community in Namibia, where it funds free primary healthcare through the Lifeline Clinic, supports education at Clever Cubs schools, and contributes to construction of the Epukiro Eco-Village. Through the N/aan ku sê network, it also backs wildlife conservation and reserves in Namibia. In Vietnam, it supports the Mai Nha orphanage, which cares for orphaned children in family-style homes. The foundation publishes annual accounts and a policy plan, and accepts donations via bank transfer.
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Lifeline Clinic
Health · Namibia
Provides free medical care to sick San Bushmen, delivered by volunteer healthcare professionals, with specialised ambulance transfers to major hospitals when needed.
Epukiro Eco-Village
Community development · Namibia
Construction of a new village for the San community in the Epukiro area, offering housing, learning and community life.
Mai Nha orphanage
Children & Youth · Vietnam
Supports orphaned and abandoned children, including children with disabilities, in family-style homes in a village about 200 km outside Saigon.
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N/aan ku sê Foundation, Mai-Nha Foundation, Namib Carnivore Conservation Centre
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Poverty & Hunger, Community development
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Children & Youth, Education +1 more
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