How can i save a child from Uganda?
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If you log on to Oprah's site you can find information on her Angel Network that you can tap into to help.  Good for you!
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Send them to Africa to work in the cocoa fields instead of those poor children who often do no live to see adulthood. Then the children can hopefully have a real childhood.
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Regrettably, I'm going to go with you can't. I suppose you could appeal to Nigeria's government, and you should,but they may be powerless. Also consider they unfortunate possiblity you may be too late. Don't send money, and most definitely don't go there yourself.
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try to contact this organisation.\nhttp://www.thebrooke.org/htdocs/Home_49.php\n\nit would be a good work to get knowledge and help on the same time the poor.
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I think one of the Country's Children's Hospitals will be able to help you.\n\nBlessed Be.
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http://www.orphanage.org/messages/postings9.html\n\nI hope that helps..
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well, almost certainly you would need to call your local police or sherriff's office, if you want to report her for a crime.. or the state family services board, if you want to help the children..  but i can't tell you how to do that since i don't know where you live.\n\nsorry!  guess they're doomed to a life of hardship and despair.
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Your theory sounds perfectly reasonable. It's the sensible thing to do. But it's so much more difficult to pass judgement, once you have met a family in this situation. Nothing is ever black & white. I DO believe however, that the parents should have a huge say in how the doctors deal with resasitation, etc., especially if they want it all to stop.\n\nI also think, that the aid in Africa should be controlled, because an increase in population completely destroys the nature there and the consequence is that the Africans speed up the growth of the deserts and eliminate their food supplies for the future. So it's the logical thing to do, but hey, letting thousands of cute African babies die...? Catch 22 again.
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It really depends on who you are looking to help.\n\nThe children need clothing and school supplies.  Many NGO's (non-profits) are set up to keep kids in school and off the streets.  \n\nFamiles need food, clothing, etc, which can be donated again to the NGO's.\n\nCambodia also had very poor medical facilities and practice. Dentists are set up on the street and hospitals are almost non-existant.  The sick and unhealthy really need help with medical supplies, doctor and medical assistance, and many need shots to keep them health for the future.
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The system for child welfare in africa is horridly corrupted. The best solution is NOT TO SEND MONEY. Sending money allows for easy corruption. If you are going to send any aid, it should be in it's natural form: food, blankets, vaccines, books, etc. the best help would be through education, to teach the children and their parents how to stabilize their situation and economy. Teach them how to grow their own food, and create their own industry. This impowers the people to take care of themselves, rather than relying on corrupt leaders, etc.
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If your child is in danger, you can ask for temporary emergency custody, which most states provide. In states that have adopted the UCCJEA, you can also apply for temporary emergency custody if a sibling or parent are in danger, even if that child is not in danger.4\n\nIf you need to ask for temporary emergency custody, then you can do this in the home state or in the state where the child is. \n\nSome courts will grant you emergency custody without notice to the other parent and without that parent present ("ex parte"). Courts will usually only do this in extreme situations. You will need to prove to the judge that your kids are in danger in order to get an emergency custody order like this. You also will need to resolve the situation permanently as "ex parte" orders generally are only for a short period of time.\n\nAlso, an "ex parte" order may not be enforceable in other states, so be sure to find out before you leave the state.\n\nTo file for emergency custody, contact a lawyer or local domestic violence agency. To find one in your area, go to the Links & Resources page for your state.
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Well, maybe get in touch with an International Organization like the Red Cross and inquire with them, to what you can offer and what the family needs and how you can contribute to thier succesful adventure.\n\nI'm sure there has to be something, like Habitat for Humanity, or some such thing like that...\n\n\nJesse
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I work with a local Catholic Charities' in the Refugee Services department and assist many Somali clients. Our agency is constantly needing volunteers and I assume that's the way it is in all non-profits and Catholic Charities. \n\nI did a little research and found a Catholic Charities in Portland, Maine. I encourage you to contact the Volunteer Coordinator. Good luck to you and thank you for your interest!\n\nCatholic Charities Maine Refugee and Immigration Services\n250 Anderson Street, Portland ME 04101\n\nVolunteers and Donation Office: (207) 523-2721 or jbabich@ccmaine.org\n\nPS  Don't let the name fool you. You DO NOT have to be Catholic or convert to receive services or volunteer with Catholic Charities. :)
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take him back to america... and to a pediatrician immediately... a baby can compensate for things being wrong but not for long...
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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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please try to connect with some human rights group at the first instance,also remember dont give up and ask for help from save the children,unicef,plan international organizations net works available in ur country.
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I don't know what you are referring to but we sponsor a child in Zimbabwe though World Vision.\n\nI worry about him all the time.\n\nNot a very nice place to live.\n\nGood luck to you in your work there.