ONE DAYS WAGES

Educating girls is vital to human development and improving quality of life across the globe. Girls are more likely to reinvest in their families and communities, boosting economies and increasing opportunities for everyone.

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The ODW Human Trafficking Fund is part of a larger movement focused on ending modern day slavery through prevention, rescue, and holistic aftercare. There are about 20.9 million people enslaved today, and nearly 27% are children. Human trafficking is best addressed through cooperation of governments, communities, schools, faith groups, and families. ODW partners with organizations working to end human trafficking by empowering people through education, vocational training, counseling, safe housing, and working with communities to raise awareness in effort to prevent trafficking in the first place.

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The ODW Education Fund fights to address the lack of access to education, affecting 61 million primary school aged children worldwide who are out of school. Over half of these children live in sub-Saharan Africa. Your donation will help children in need receive education, providing opportunities for them to reach their full potential.

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ODW partners with organizations that value the lives of women and babies, recognizing that the importance of quality healthcare and access to resources can be the difference between life and death.

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Providing sustainable jobs, skills training, and other resources helps build local economies and is vital to ending the cycle of poverty.

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Approximately 702 million people live in extreme poverty and suffer from hunger. These people are disproportionately susceptible to preventable illnesses, infant mortality, stunted physical development, and are hindered from economic growth. ODW partners with organizations providing sustainable nutrition to those most in need. That means providing families and communities with resources to generate and maintain their own local food sources.

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ODW has helped treat over 60,000 individuals living with preventable diseases. In Myanmar, we used prevention education and the distribution of 1,000 custom bed nets made by local women to decrease the spread of malaria through our partnership with BusinessKind. We have also assisted in providing lifesaving services to children living with HIV through the establishment of HIV treatment programs.

One Day’s Wages is partnering with organizations focused on food, education, medical care, and shelter for those who are displaced by war and violence in Syria, Myanmar, South Sudan, and around the world.

ODW is coming alongside women through supporting holistic services such as counseling, physical and emotional healing, vocational skills development, and training community leaders to be advocates.