January 2021 – A Free virtual concert for the Africa Rise! Healthier & Stronger project
The COALITION FOR AFRICA HEALTHCARE (CAH), consists of Give Them A Hand Foundation, Black Star News, Earth Rights Institute, Inc., The International Association of Applied Psychology, and The United African Congress are working together to improve the lives of Africans and Africans in the diaspora.
Join them for this special event Africa Rise! 2020 a FREE virtual event for a global audience, from across all the African Diaspora and for all people who care about the wellbeing of their fellow men. It is made possible by the Coalition for Africa Healthcare (CAH), and it’s brand partners for their project to improve the healthcare infrastructure of the underserved communities in Africa, under the banner of Africa Rise! Healthier & Stronger.
February 2009 – Donation of Medical Equipment and Supplies to Guatemalan Hospitals
Through a partnership established by GTAH with the Mission of Guatemala and the NGO, Project Cure, we have been able to realize the delivery of over $450,000 worth of medical equipment and supplies to several hospitals serving some of the deprived communities in Guatemala . Discussions on the project started in 2007 with Guatemalan Ambassador Klee and in early 2008 GTAH and Project Cure made a visit to Guatemala at the invitation of the Government to inspect the targeted hospitals and to decide on what equipment and supplies were needed . The first container full of medical equipment was delivered to the hospitals in February 2009. Through our efforts and that of our NGO partner we have enables these hospitals to offer better diagnostic and treatment options to the sick in their communities.]
April 2009 – Donation of Computers to United African Congress
GTAH donates 15 computers (Pentium 4’s with flat screen) to its coalition partner, United African Congress (UAC) for delivery to needy schools in Zambia .
May 2009 – GTAH donates 15 computers to School in Haiti
September 2009 – GTAH donates a further 12 computers to the University in Haiti
April 2008 – Haiti Clean Water Project
Beginning in April of 2008 and on a continuing basis, Haiti Clean Water Project. GTAH committed to helping communities in Haiti , particularly those in the poorest areas like the Plateau Central to have access to clean drinking water so as to reduce and hopefully eliminate the incidences of illnesses experienced by the people as a result of water borne diseases. Water born diseases take a very high toll in lives lost, particularly amongst children and infants. GTAH’s support is ongoing. In June 2008 GTAH partnered with fellow NGOs, World Care and HOPEH to hold a fundraiser in Manhattan to raise funds to purchase and install personal water purification equipment for 2000 households in Juampas and other homes in the Central Plateau. With the support of the Consul General of Haiti in New York , the event attracted the support of a number of Haitian artists, recording artists, United Nations staff and members of the Haitian community in New York . At the end of the event a sum of $9,000 was presented to World Care as GTAH’s first contribution towards the clean water project. This contribution will allow World Care to purchase enough water purification equipment for 200 households.
November 2007 -GTAH assisted with the launch of the BATONGA project formed by Angelique Kidjoe to give better educational opportunities to girls in Africa .
July 2006 – GTAH Event at the High Level Session of ECOSOC in Geneva.
GTAH and XL Generation Foundation launched the “World Sports Alliance” program at the High Level Segment of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) to give sports a pivotal role in the education of young people around the world and to contribute by the same token, to the achievement of the MDG’s. At the luncheon meeting co-sponsored by GTAH and held at United Nations, Geneva . Her Excellency Zoulika Nasri, Special Envoy of King Mohammed IV of Morocco delivered his speech to the gathering. In the text of the speed, King Mohammed IV said that he always believed in the underlying ethics of sports activities. Sport has a crucial impact, not only the physical abilities of individuals but also on the promotion of open-minded attitudes. Morocco welcomes the proposal tabled by GTAH partnership initiative and the XL Generation Foundation.
August 2006 – GTAH at Youth Assembly
GTAH was a sponsor of the 3rd Annual Youth Assembly at the United Nations. Sharrye Moore spoke to an assembly of Youth about her experience in coordinating humanitarian and medical missions in developing countries over the past 10 years.
