Last Mile4D

“Expenses bank charges 98 supplies 1,290 facilities & equipment 972 printing and copying 236 telephone 640 training & development 500 licenses & permits 485 postage & delivery 48 marketing/fundraising 74 it/web support 20,523 software 816 travel,parking,hotels,meals 35,244 conferences, conventions ,mtg 15,581 insurance 488 total 76,995”

“Accounts receivable 0 1,746 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 375 338 total 375 2,084”

“Last mile4d is an innovative non-profit that implements community based programming for the most vulnerable populations on the planet. Last mile4d focuses on health, education, and economic empowerment through a mix of technology, renewable energy, and information communication technology. Our mission is to mobilize resources to ensure that remote communities at the last mile/off grid and any kind of infrastructure get the health, education, and economic empowerment services they deserve.”

“This grant is designed to build the capacity of civil society organization to advocate on behalf of victims of domestic violence(dv)and giving them stategies for raising awareness of the dv problem. It is designed to create a network of empowered dv advocacy professionals. The program will be launched with a four day conference/workshop in turkey on domestic violence, which positions this issue as a public health epidemic in the region, representing a paradigm shift on how this issue is treated in, georgia, turkey and azerbaijan. The outcome of this conference will be for participants to be empowered and equipped to work collaboratively to bring institutional awareness of dv, to be equipped and motivated to advocate for advancement of dv laws, to be able to devise plans to prevent, intervene and reduce dv, and to remain after this conference and to continue training others.”

“This grant is designed to eradicate female genital mutilation (fgm) in east kenya in collaboration with childlife kenya. We used technology called vpack to enroll 1,000 girls ages 9-15 in ten schools in our educational program to bring awareness about the harms of fgm on girls and their livelihood. The program documents in real time and communicates with stakeholders and authorities about the girls that report being in danger of undergoing fgm. Thus far the girls have been saved and the parents have become informed and therefore committed not to cut their girls.”

“This grant is designed to build the capacity of civil society organization to advocate on behalf of victims of domestic violence (dv) and giving them strategies for raising awareness of the dv problem. It is designed to create a network of empowered dv advocacy professionals. The program will be launched with a series of educational modules on how to apply for grants, grant management and financial management of grants. There will be 5-6 groups of participants receiving small grants to apply the knowledge they gained through the educational modules and manage the small grants. The outcome of this project, use of educational modules and the follow up after the fact will be for participants to be empowered and equipped to work collaboratively to bring institutional awareness of dv, to be equipped and motivated to advocate for advancement of dv laws, to be able to devise plans to prevent, intervene and reduce dv, and to remain active after the exhaustion of their grants and to continue training others.”