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Lotus Outreach (India) 2011
ALMT partners with Lotus Outreach to fund a new school bus in rural India, allowing dozens of adolescent girls to return to school and escape arranged marriages
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The Esther Benjamins Trust (Nepal, India) 2011
The ALMT is supporting five young people in Nepal who have been trafficked or displaced into India
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Cerniquem (Bolivia) 2011
Surgical equipment for a Bolivian hospital supporting burns victims with an holistic approach to recovery.
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Lotus Outreach (Cambodia) 2011
Educational scholarships for girls at risk in rural Cambodia.
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Siblings Together Camps June 2010
The ALMT helps support children in the care system with a £12,000 donation to provide a Sibling Camp.
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Compassion for Migrant Children (China) April 2010
ALMT donate £45,000 to 'lost children' in Beijing
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African Village School Fund Revisited (Swaziland) 2010
The ALMT has returned to working in Swaziland after tragedy struck.
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Helping Agent Orange Victims (Vietnam) December 2009
ALMT donate £5,000 to ease the plight of these tragic children
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Kids Company (London) October 2009
£25,000 donated to Centre for Excellence for the Reduction of Trauma and Violence
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Grief and Bereavement Support (UK) September 2009
ALMT is to offer free bereavement support to families and young people in the UK
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Education grant for AIDS orphans (Cambodia) August 2009
£10,000 to provide eleven university scholarhips
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International School (India) July 2009
ALMT funds further projects at Hebron with £40,000 loan
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Project Sunlight to end illegal child labour (Ghana) May 2009
Combating the problem of illegal child labour in the small scale Galamsey gold mines of the Talensi Nabdam District
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Hebron Campus (India) May 2008
Additional £18,000 committed to Hebron
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Kids Company (London) June 2008
ALMT donated £30,000 in January to buy a bus and a futher £5,000 in June to fund football ambitions
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Ekudzeni (Swaziland) July 2007
Lynn Nestor and her family were chosen in 2001 to live for three months in a village called Ekudzeni (meaning “Far Away”) near Manzini in Swaziland. It was one of the first reality programmes for TV. They went with their 3 children then 12, 7 and 4. What started as a sort of experiment became their home.
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