Supporting vulnerable children, women, and families disadvantaged by poor health, disability, and social exclusion. Charity no. 1100459
London, UK
Joined November 2008
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We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new project which will provide educational support and social opportunities for young Ukrainian and Afghan refugees.
healthprom.org/articles/intr…
Building on our work with local partners in Afghanistan, we are launching an appeal to provide critical aid to women and children affected by the recent earthquakes in the Herat province.
Donate today and help us save lives.
justgiving.com/campaign/hera…
HealthProm was recently featured in the @EBRD’s Alumni Association Newsletter!
Read the article and more about our work: alumni.ebrd.com/page/HealthP…
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Working in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Afghanistan—and supporting #migrant communities from these regions in the UK—@HealthProm is tackling causes of poor health, disability and social exclusion.
CDA is delighted to support them through the #cdasocialandcommunityfund
HealthProm is pleased to announce the successful grant from @BFSSCharity for Afghan Refugee Children project in London. healthprom.org/articles/heal…
Message from our Chair of the Board: "One year on, the war in Ukraine has brought unimaginable suffering to innocent children and families. We applaud the courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people."
Read more here mailchi.mp/e2047d4bd2bb/heal…
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520 days since the Taliban BANNED girls from school, and 66 days since they banned women from university. Millions of girls in Afghanistan are unable to access the most basic of human rights - an education.
Can we even begin to fathom the pain & despair they must be feeling?
Our initiative to help vulnerable women continues to remain central to the support we provide.
Donate to help vulnerable women who continue to be negatively affected by violence!
Read the most recent update on our work in #Afghanistan healthprom.org/articles/afgh…
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Please help @HealthProm this Christmas; they help children in the most troubled countries; #JustGiving justgiving.com/campaign/heal… @UNICEF_uk @IntChildHealth @savechildrenuk @ImperialPaeCH @cwcch
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Tanya of @HealthProm & Anna agree that because small charities typically don't have many resources or much time to dedicate to #safeguarding, it's crucial to have someone with direct knowledge of target group & the risks which might arise, e.g. a social worker &/or psychologist.
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Next up we're hearing from Tanya Buynovskaya of @HealthProm who have a well-established #safeguarding policy for children & adults, updated every year.
Tanya underlines the importance of local partners tailoring their policies to regional needs.
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Afghanistan's banking system in disarray and on the brink of collapse, according to a new @UNDPaf situation report released today!
More details & link to the report in the Press Release 👇
af.undp.org/content/afghanis…
@AbdallahDardari @SBuzurukova
We need your help to spread the word about us!
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Emma Radacanu's story is London's story. Born in Canada to Chinese and Romanian parents, she moved to London at two-years-old.
Here in London, we embrace and celebrate our diversity. And if you work hard, and get a helping hand, you can achieve anything. #USOpen 🇨🇦🇨🇳🇷🇴🇬🇧
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@HealthProm are looking for a #volunteer project coordinator. The purpose of the role is to support the team in planning & successfully delivering projects to support vulnerable migrant women from Eastern Europe & Central Asia in London.
More info: bit.ly/3l2qrVq
The speed of events in Afghanistan has taken everyone by surprise. We, together with the rest of the world, are very uncertain about the future. Our immediate priority is the safety of our local Afghan team and their families. We are taking every step to protect and support them.
In 12 years of working with local partners in Afghanistan HP has helped reduce maternal and infant mortality and improve education for girls. These goals remain key for Afghanistan’s future. We are committed to finding ways to continue this work.