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This Brazilian street children charity aims to raise £75,000 for new drug treatment centre for street girls, and expand provision for the boys already accessing its unique services. Viva a Vida, as a charity in Brazil,
was founded in 2003 by Gisella Hanley, Ph.D., an anthropologist
of dual nationality (British/ Brazilian) with experience in
direct work with street children and homeless youth in Mexico,
Brazil, the US and After nearly two years of fundraising,
the Viva a Vida treatment centre for adolescent boys was inaugurated
in February 2005. |
eg: consulting has produced a fundraising strategy, recruited new celebrity patron Zoe Wannamaker, produced appeal materials and secured development funding to assist the charity’s development in the UK. A special 20 page brochure highlighting the charity many achievements has also been produced. To date almost 40% of the target has been secured. |
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