ELoH provides life-changing support for children who have lost their limbs through war, accidents, and lack of access to medical care. Victoria, on the left, was only five when a wall collapsed on her leg in Liberia, forcing it to be amputated and leaving her isolated. Thanks to ELoH’s support, Victoria is now being fitted with a new prosthetic leg, attends school with her friends, and is hopeful about her future. Through the generosity of our supporters in the UK, ELoH provides new limbs, surgery, education, and advocacy for the world’s most vulnerable amputees. We believe all child amputees deserve to live a happy and healthy life. Your help can bring us closer to making this happen.
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“It was awful,” he said, “our country struggles anyway because our economy is in such a mess and the government promise but don’t deliver, and during the lockdown it was worse because even food was in short supply. Some people were so hungry they were driven to suicide.”
I have visited this delightful country in West Africa a couple of times, six years ago and again in 2019. With a stunning Atlantic coastline, plenty of trees and an abundance of natural mineral resources it has huge potential to provide its relatively small population of five million with a wonderful standard of living. However, in common with many other sub-Saharan countries, Liberia is not a country that properly looks after its people – for many years it has been one of the poorest countries in the world, and still is; things we take for granted such as a roof over our head that doesn’t leak, healthcare when we need it, education for our children and a full stomach are simply not a given for Africans living in these countries. ….
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