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Publishing a book for children in Laos
Lao People's Democratic Republic
Access to children’s books is very limited. Many schools don’t have enough books, and few children see books that are fun. SEDA will publish and distribute a free book to children to improve literacy
"Special Andy"
Supplying Andy with physical therapy, traditional medical treatment and supplies such as a special bed so that she can do exercise on her own. SEDA is raising funds to support Andy's treatment.
Lao Weaving Artisans - Micro Credit Project
This pilot will provide loans to women in the Vientiane Province. Using a microfinance program, SEDA will provide financial services to people whom otherwise would not have access to funds.
Help Train and Find Jobs for 30 Laotian Youth
Giving youth job training will keep them off the streets. Makphet restaurant gives youth hospitality traning so they can find jobs and earn income. Makphet is a socially responsible enterprise.
End child malnutrition in Laos
This project will reduce malnutrition in one of Southern Laos’ poorest regions, Attappeu, where 50% of children suffer severe malnutrition and stunting because of a lack of food and poor education.
Relief Fund to help Lao Victims of Typhoon Ketsana
Typhoon Ketsana has wreaked havoc in Laos. It is very remote, and is one of the least developed countries in the region. SEDA is providing families with supplies, shelter and support.
Micro-credit for disadvantaged farmers in Laos
The project will help over 17,000 villagers in two of Laos’ poorest regions by providing micro-credit to farmers so that they can grow food to feed their families and to generate income.
Clean water and equipment for health centre
This project will provide clean water to and medical supplies to a Treatment Center in Laos. The center serves over 1000 patients each month suffering with serious health problems.
School Renovation in Laos
Several schools in Laos are in urgent need of renovations. Many schools are simply open bamboo huts with dirt floors, and during the rainy season children cannot even sit. They lack basic supplies.
