Partners:
Medical Teams International
Founded in 1979, Medical Teams International (MTI) has deployed nearly 2,000 volunteer teams and shipped more than $1.3 billion in antibiotics, surgical kits and lifesaving medicines to care for 35 million people in 100 countries. Beginning in 2009 HHI partnered with MTI to provide technical support and program development for MTI in an effort to help reduce child mortality in Uganda, this partnership is fulfilling on four year Child Survival Project funded by US Agency for International Development. The Child Survival program is an initiative to serve 107,000 people (46,000 children under 5 and women of reproductive age) within Lira District, northern Uganda. The program works with women's groups from the local churches and healthcare staff from health facilities to significantly prevent illness and death among children under five years of age and pregnant women.
St Jude's Charitable Trust
SJCT, a non-governmental organization serving women and children since 1990, launched an innovative pilot project with HHI at Sishu Kshema Bhavan (SKB), Kanjirapally, Kerala. SKB is a home for abandoned and orphaned children waiting to find loving adoptive families. The joint project trains economically disadvantaged women to provide personalized and nurturing care to children in orphanages though out Kerala. The results were so remarkable in child health that India's Integrated Child Development Services is now applying HHI's Training to support their own teachers in working with young children. www.sjct-skb.org.
Vishwa Yuva Kendra
VYK is a non-governmental organization founded in the Indian state of Orissa in 1986. Their objective is to address community needs with a specific focus on the needs of women and children. They conduct community education programs in over 300 villages, providing critical education about human rights, HIV/AIDS prevention, micro-finance and village organization. VYK is a part of the state's Rural Health Promotion Program and is tapped as a state resource of expertise.
Portland State University
The Graduate School of Education at Portland State University, in Portland, Oregon, is partnering with Hands to Hearts through the work of Christine Chaille, Professor and Chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, and Frank Mahler, Teacher at the Helen Gordon Child Development Center and Instructor in the Master's degree specialization in Early Childhood Education. PSU's Graduate School of Education is committed to projects that link theory to practice and make a difference in the lives of children and families.
dotSUB
dotSUB’s “any film, any language” is revolutionary technology. HHI was the very first non-profit to be gifted dotSub's online subtitling technology, and thus, was able to share its work through film with people around the world. HHI was again gifted dotSUB’s support and technology to make our instructional training tool, Baby Massage: Nurturing & Bonding Through Touch, into a DVD with subtitles in 19 languages. Their innovation, vision and generosity led HHI to make this training tool into a DVD to support our HHI Trainers, as well as new parents globally.
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