Action
Equality Now
Pamela Lynn donates $1.00 to Equality Now for every "Fearless
and Feminine: A Voice of Intuitive Rhythms" CD sold.
 Equality
Now was founded in 1992 to work for the protection and
promotion of the human rights of women around the world. Working
with national human rights organizations and individual activists,
Equality Now documents violence and discrimination against
women and mobilizes international action to support their
efforts to stop these human rights abuses. Through its Women’s
Action Network of concerned groups and individuals around
the world, Equality Now distributes information about human
rights violations takes action to protest these violations
brings public attention to human rights violations against
women.
The Women’s Action Network is committed to voicing
a worldwide call for justice and equality for women. More
information...
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The Osenase Orphanage Home
Pamela Lynn donates partial proceeds of all online sales directly to Osenase Orphanage Home for every "Rhythms
for Empowerment" CD sold.
The
Osenase Orphanage Home was founded by a Ghanaian church and
is run in partnership with an overseas non-governmental organization
(NGO). Osenase is a rural village located in the Eastern Region
of Ghana, where the majority of the population are farmers
living on as little as $1.00 USD a day.
There
are currently 33 orphans between the ages of 2 and 12 years
living at the home. Their accommodation is in two newly-built
houses, which currently have neither electricity nor running
water. In Ghana the sun sets at approximately 6 PM, leaving
its people in complete darkness for a few hours every evening.
The children take turns fetching drinking water in buckets
from a tank approximately 500 metres up the road. Malaria
and parasite infections are common. The children attend school
in a one-room church building. More
information...
Please click on the photos to see a larger version.
Children at the Osenase Orphanage Home
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Boys Show Off Their New Uniforms at the Osenase Orphanage Home |
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