It shouldn’t have to be so hard for parents to get help for their kids. By donating you are helping prevent a lifetime of disability and bringing joy to the heart of a child. Every bit of support really helps!
Most surgeries cost between $250 – $1200.
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One4Another, 374 Dunvegan Drive, Waterloo, ON N2K 2C4
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“I love the work of One4Another and seeing all those kids smiling. You are always very clear on what’s happening with great follow up.”
“My son is a great supporter of your work. He wouldn’t let me off the phone until I gave him my credit card info!”
“It’s so great our donation could help someone so quickly. Each one of these lives has so much meaning. You and your team are simply amazing.”
We are a registered charity in Canada (reg.# 82809 5737 RR0001). You will automatically receive a tax receipt for any online donations over $25 via email. For all donations that come in offline we will send out receipts at the end of the year.
PLEASE NOTE: if you are donating from a country outside of Canada you will need to determine whether you are eligible to utilize a Canadian tax receipt.
Have you ever thought of donating some of your investments? Did you know it can have significant tax advantages? Donations of financial securities, such as publicly traded stocks, bonds or mutual funds, not only have tax advantages but are a great way to support the work of One4Another. If you are interested in making a donation of financial securities we can connect you with our financial broker who will walk you through the process. All transactions are secure and confidential.
Musa brings kindness and care to the children we serve as he goes about this works of doing patient assessments, compiling progress notes, and keeps patient information up to date.
Lillian is a primary school teacher by profession but has joined our team as a recreation and play therapist.
Steven is a natural community builder. He has a background in clinic administration but his passion is linking children in villages with treatment that they otherwise would not receive. He works humbly and tirelessly on behalf of our children and with our community leaders.
Joel brings enthusiasm and versatility for a role that is near and dear to our hearts and that is ‘follow up care’.
Toni is a program nurse who is helping us expand our capacity in Uganda. He works to get the kids to their appointments and helps facilitate the rehabilitation process which often involves a lot of travel to remote villages. The work is often tedious and progress can be slow which is why the first requirement for hiring our nurses is a genuine love for the children and an affable nature.
Olivia is our lead nurse and is based in her hometown of Jinja, Uganda. In addition to a nursing degree, she also has a degree in social administration. She coordinates the program on the ground which includes: outreach, assessment, consultation with the surgeons, coordination of medical tests, operation schedules, transportation, and follow-up care.