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 PARTNER INFORMATION
BLR Eldercare is committed to partner with local Nonprofit Organizations and in the US via Women of Africa Alliance for Solutions (WAAS). As a grassroots organization, BLR stands better chance of becoming stronger and striving organization through partnerships and collaborations.
It is our commitment and desire to establish partnership with individuals and organizations, and faith-based organization that are in business of becoming hope for the hopeless and have passion to show love in action and make life and living better for the needy. We are committed to bring respect and dignity back to Ethiopia's jewels, its elderly, reaching one elderly at a time.
One Time Giving
BLR is also grateful for one-time gifts of support.
Monthly Pledge
Subscribe now to sponsor one elder for $30 a month!
OUR WISH LIST! |
| Essential Items |
Projected Amount in US $ |
Units/Number of recipients |
| Rent
| $600
| Monthly
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| Food
| $50
| 1 Elder
|
| Holiday Celebration
| $500
| Three Major Holidays
|
| Burial Services
| $2000
| Our Reality
|
| Warm Socks |
$3 |
50-100 |
| Head Scarf |
$5 |
75 |
| Cloths for men & women |
$35 |
50-100 |
| Towels |
$5 |
100 |
| Pair of shoes |
$20 |
50-100 |
| Blanket |
$12 |
50-100 |
| Bed Sheets |
$15 |
50-100 |
| Pillow |
$10 |
100 |
| Toileteries |
$10 |
50-100 |
| Hair Products |
$5 |
75 |
| Bottle of Aspirin |
$10 |
100 |
| First Aid Items |
$10 |
100 |
| Caregiver |
$800 |
2 |
| Transportation |
$1500 |
Medical appointments/food shopping |
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR services, PLEASE CONTACT US,
BLR Eldercare
2323 S Troy Street Bld 4 Suite 205
Aurora, CO 80114
Phone: 720-275-0349
E-mail: info@blreldercare.org
Their challenges are our opportunities!
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There is time for everything
During this time of the global pandemic, it is only natural to narrow down our lens and focus on self-preservation. When uncertainty seeps into our lives and seems to dictate the future, it is difficult to look beyond ourselves, but we rather grab hold of what is at hand.
However, now more than ever is the time to allow our faith to work, and consider those who are worse off than we. Now is the time to be kind, to give hope, and show compassion. Now is the time to give, truly sacrificially give, the opportunity to hope and live to others.
Thank you for all that you do!
From the Residents-
Ato Estifanos Amare
Ato Estifanos has taken a lead role among the residents and has been a great support. When asked what concerns them the most current, acknowledging there are many underlying troubling issues, they listed three areas. First is the recent conflict in neighboring regions that left so many dead, flooding, locust attacks that devastated some farming areas, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
As far as life at the center is concerned, he asserted that their basic needs are met with the allotted monthly budget. He also stated that due to COVID, fewer people are visiting the center, and they, following guidance, do not go out that much. In addition, the pandemic has made it impossible for them to seek additional resources as it is too high of a risk for them to go out and about.
Although it has been a difficult and worrisome time, they seem to be in good spirits.
In an effort to prevent exposure to COVID, he spoke of the precautions they take: washing their hands with soap and water and taking care of their hygiene and keeping a clean center. “clean hands for clean health” is their motto.
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