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CES Canada |
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Money Raised on SC:
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Admin. Cost/Revenues:
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Goal: 1)To alleviate poverty.
2) To reduce illiteracy through access to education and information technology.
3)To achieve an improved standard of living Kenyan youth.
4) To provide clean drinking water and improved healthcare.
5) To create food sources through local farm development initiatives. |
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| Government Charity Number: BN 823776943 RR0001 |
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Community Education Services (CES) Canada is a non-profit humanitarian organization dedicated to providing access to education for orphans and other HIV / Aids affected children living in Kenya. It provides support for 15 secondary schools and 60 students in the Lurambi District of Kakamega, Kenya.
The four foundation cornerstones of CES Canada are EDUCATION, WATER, HEALTHCARE and ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
Charity History:
CES Kenya was established in 2004. It was founded by local business, government, education and other community leaders who decided to do something about the HIV/Aids pandemic.
CES Canada works in partnership with Canadian NGO ACCES and Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology to provide educational services and support for students.
Further Information:
In 2006 CES honoured its first graduate. Benjamin Wafula is now completing his teacher training at Tambach College. Benjamin's life has been changed through CES. His success will influence others orphaned or affected by the HIV/Aids pandemic.
In 2007 the Youth Volunteer Program was established. Two university students volunteered their services as mentors and teaching assistants.
In 2008 CES delivered anti-malaria mosquito nets to all sponsored students. In addition, and in partnership with Green Solutions North America, a 20 ton 40ft container filled with education supplies and furniture was sent to Kakamega.
2009 marks the third year of professional development conferences for teachers in the area of Curriculum Development for HIV/Aids and Healthy Living.
2009 Youth Volunteers Program continues as two university grads spend three months in the CES Kenya family of schools.
Celebrating the 5th Anniversary of CES Canada
September 19 at 7pm Marriott Airport Hotel. |
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Contact Information |
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Michael Frederiksen |
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President, CES Canada |
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asante@cescan.ca |
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705.835.2325 |
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8 Pine Lane RR#1
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Barrie, Ontario, Canada L4M 4Y8 |
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Volunteer Opportunities |
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CES Canada Youth Internship Program : CES Canada seeks a dynamic person who will assist our partner in developing strategies to mitigate the impact of HIV/Aids through education. Key objectives are to improve curricular and other educational materials and to promote understanding through sharing of information. The recent college or university graduate will serve as an ambassador for the organization and will work under the direct supervision of CES Kenya. The work has a research component and will require direct communications with stakeholders in the school community. The candidate will help to organize and promote effective education campaigns.
from Feb. 01, 2010 to Aug. 31, 2010
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