i am a 4th yr university student in Ethiopia.i hope i will graduate after 2 months from natural resource management.my father died before 12 yr.i am the elder in my family,we have a plot of land that cann't ptentially produce beside that we have no oxen to plough,therefore,we  give the land for a potential farmer to do so and share the product.during a 2 month break i work in hotels and cafe to support my br & sis,so that they could continue there education.I have got a great stress that i don't know how could i help them with 100 dollar and sustain my life too.what is worse than high population and poverty?therefore,i intend to do some thing abroad a country,where i could both economically and spirtually develop myself and help my family.So,i raise my hand to point me or show me the way to leave ethiopia and live and work abroad.I wonder if any individual/org./help me or tell me how could i get a free scholarship.help me the world is for all of us!!!mail me at mudinsiraj@yahoo.com
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By having enough mental strength like you already have.
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Money isn't everything.  But you didn't say how long you've given Japan a try.  I think you should stick it out at least a year.  You are always home sick at first and then things click and get better.  Not to mention what learning about another culture can do for you.  I mean it isn't like it is forever if you don't want it to.  Agree on a time length things don't improve then take steps to improve your life.
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Dear Greatbreak:  I am Native American too.  It sounds like you are in a great deal of pain.  Not many people would understand what you are talking about.  I don't think the answer is to go into the wilderness to die.  The Great Spirit would most likely not want you to do that.  You have been given life and ending it by going into the wilderness and starving is not what is needed here (I believe).  The first thing you need to do is smudge your apartment with sweet grass, tobacco, and sage.  Use the right kind of feather to do this (you know what to do if you have followed your heritage without me outlining it here in public).  If you don't have access to what you need, please contact your tribal office and speak to an elder.  In my most humble opinion, you have some evil spirits around you.  Please seek help.  Our Nation needs you.  There are too few of us left, and I'm betting you'll get a lot of answers in here because people won't understand and will think you're nuts.  Hang tough.  From one NA to another.
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i am studying to be a social worker in London and the main thing they want before letting you study is experience. I'm not sure how old you have to be when you leave school but maybe you could start off doing voluntary work in a care home or that environment. its hard to say to much as like i say I'm not sure on the education system over there. however you do it i wish you all the luck as there is not enough social workers but too many people needing them.
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A good question! I have seen other countries in the same situation and it would seem that the best practical way to render assistance is to start up a business and convert the profits to food for distribution. Failing this, start a charity and call for donations through the Internet on an international basis.There are plenty of big consortium's overseas who have surplus production from time to time.
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Realize.. \n\n* Your parents love you and want to c their son lead a successful life in future. Do you want to spoil that.\n\n*If you study - People around you will respect you.\n\n*If you dont study - No parents will want to give their daughters marriage to an uneducated boy..THINK :D\n\n*If you study you will have a bright future.\n\nMore or less.. Be with your parents most of your time and you will get to the study business automatically...thatz the way how it's been for me :)\n\nNow i am in a university abroad without my parents..i also lost my  interest ;) lol
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hey wondemeye\nit is sad to tell you u cant send foreign currency out of the country.I tried last when i was back home but they refused with a vague reason "Ethiopia have very small currency reserve". If it is for Import you can send only through LC statement. they can allow for payments to University's too but only few hundred dollars.\ncheers\nberta
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That's wonderful, you must be a very good student, living in a Refugee Camp and now wanting to attend College.  Education is the key that will open many doors for you!\n\nI'm not sure what kind of help you're asking for - do you want to attend College in Nairobi or perhaps move to the U.S.A.?  Or are you looking for funding to help pay for your College tuition fees?\n\nI found two Organizations that will help you with the cost if you plan on staying in Nairobi or another Country in Africa.\n\nYou can contact these:\n\nwww.africaeducationaltrust.org\nwww.a-cet.org/
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Stand outside primary and junior schools in England and ask mothers dropping off their brats in their 4X4 s to sponser you. Try to emulate Mark thatcher and get lost - and you'll get on the news. With luck they won't find you....  Learn to spell across before you go and have some injections and that sort of thing. Second thoughts - that's for wimps - go and catch something nasty and tell us all about it when you get back. Shites across Africa with luck!
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Janice, not only one nationality uses this yahoo question/answers. So you have to give more info about your country, city etc. How can a student from another country help you?\n\nPlease accommodate us with more details. we will see whether we can help.
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I am sorry to hear that but I live in the US now and only know of the hospitals in Boston that do this.   They are the best in the world in my opinion.  But as far as Ethiopia. you should try the Internet in your country.  Perhaps there is a hospital there.  Start with your country, that is your best bet.  Sorry, can't give you any other help.  I will pray for you though.  God bless you.  And good luck.  Hope you find what you need.
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Haven't you realized there is nothing in this world for free!  You need to start saving 10% of your monthly income.  It may not get you out of poverty but it can help you keep your head above water.  STOP!!!!   Worthless buying and make sure you are solely concerned about necessities right now.  You can worry about luxuries when you get your feet on the ground.  I have been struggling with the same situation and I am taking it slow and steady that is what will get you through.  Keep your head up and good Luck!!!
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try for government scolarships. If there are any voluntary organisations which finance studentsplease apply there also,if thereare night collegefor the degree course then get some day time job and join yhe night college.what is your% of marks? what are your fees? what is the duration of the course?what work your parents do? how many sibblings you have?Is it nessesary for you to support your family? these are all important questions you should answer to get help from anybody.
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Hi\nMy heart goes out to you. \nYou could go to her favourite place and release a balloon.\nYou could do something you know she would like you to do or she would have liked to do - like go up in a hot air balloon.\nYou could plant a plant in your garden.\nAs you go to church would the church have room in the grounds for you to plant a tree or bush in her memory?\nIf you are feeling rich you could ask the local council if you could donate a park bench with a plaque to her memory on it.\nIf you are feeling philanthropic you could donate something to a charity in her name - maybe a goat for a village in Africa or even a years school supplies for a child in the third world. They would not know but you would. If you are very rich you could pay for a well for a village.\nYou could get a vase and fill it with flowers each year on her special days.\nYou could get one of those composite photos of special events in her life. I don't know the details but they have advertisments for them at my shopping centre so they might have them at yours too.\nSometimes the best thing we can do for those we lose is to do something good for ourselves. They would want the best for us. As I walked up to graduate I told my son (who had been dead for two years) that this was for him. And I celebrated the start of the new millenium for my dad who had always wanted to live to the year 2000 but did not make it. Those two events will always live in my mind as special days for those I had lost.\nAnd don't forget there is always Griefline (you find the number in the business White Pages). It would be fine to phone them on her birthday and ask if you could just tell them a bit about your Mum and how special she was to you.\nI hope these ideas will help you find an idea somewhere.\nGod bless.
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well no country is indeed totally free , but if you came with political asylum because your life a thread in your country makes no sense that you want to go back to a place you state was dangerous for your self.  i some times spend 14 hours of my days at school and i only have official vacations 1 week a year since i take every session  at school to go fast . but  is  not only hard here every other people need to work hard in every other country to be able to succeed you need to be patient and see things more logical
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First, if you're going to solicit funding, you should find a more appropriate venue.\n\nSecond, if you're going to solicit funding in English, you should at least make sure that your sentences are grammatically sound.  Let's start this new education system by having you educate yourself on what is and is not appropriate in Yahoo! answers.\n\nThirdly...no, I cannot help you "financially to our great mission" whatever that means.
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This is no small question.  :)\n\nIn your family, eluding poverty involves hard work.  Those who start poor will not have an easy time, but hard work is the key.  Nevertheless, life throws us sour apples at times and there is no way to perfectly prevent bankruptcy or financial ruin.  Things happen.  These are learning arenas where only by persisting can one make headway.\n\nAs far as country is concerned, I will speak for the sake of the USA (my country).  There really is no excuse for poverty in America; we have more than enough resources to meet the needs of every American and all those who would wish to immigrate.  ***Allocation*** is the problem, and I don't mean that in the Capitalism vs. Socialism frame -- I still believe in Capitalism.  Thing is, many items on our budget are frivolous or faulty; it is grand that our government is kind enough to fund socially-minded groups (which can be funded by charity), individuals who refuse to take care of themselves (remaining in poverty and pulling others down with them), and poor countries (don't get upset on this one yet; I'll handle it next), but meanwhile we have starving children of our own.  Nobody should be starving; there's enough food in America to feed the whole Western continent!!! \n\nAnd the world at large...  We have spent decades throwing money into third world countries, and no change has been made.  The reason:  most of these countries are ruled by selfish dictators who take our generous funds and use them craftily in self-serving ways.  You CANNOT pour money into a country with corrupted leadership!  \n\nGhana is an excellent example; thousands of Christians with good intentions send supplies and money to this country...apparently unaware that the military (and postal service itself) goes through these things before they ever reach their target.  When they do, if they do, guess what?  Yep.  Resources are gone.  I've been to Ghana and seen this with my own eyes.  The only way to get resources in successfully is by taking them in yourself or being there when they arrive...and since civil law is ruled militaristically, this still does not mean you will keep them.\n\nUnfortunately, I don't have a sound answer to eradicating poverty in third world countries.  We could make sure resources entered in massive quantities, but that would not necessarily change the economy or government...and we've recently experienced how costly and grueling changing the government can be (if you're responsible afterwards).