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We are
proud to bring you another issue of our humanitarian magazine, The
Ambassador. You can read the full version on our website at: www.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/the-ambassador
GGAF is
thankful to all of our Global Goodwill Ambassadors' who work each day
tirelessly to help those in need. We hope to inspire others by showing
their work at making our world a better place.
My Body is
My Body continues to do amazing work worldwide with this crucial child
abuse prevention program. You can read more about the program and work
being done at: https://theambassador.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/theambassadorissue22july2022#page=19
Become a "My Body is My Body Social
Media Buddy"
Children of
all ages need our help navigating social media, and we would love to
have you reach out to Chrissy Sykes for more information on becoming a "My
Body is My Body Buddy."
GGAF and
YORGUAS joined in sending 150 "Mama Kits" to Ukraine to help
pregnant mothers with safe deliveries. Due to the war, many hospitals
have been destroyed, and pregnant mothers have been forced to go
underground to safe. We appreciate all who support this ongoing mission
to save the lives of mothers and their babies. You can read the full
article at: https://theambassador.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/theambassadorissue22july2022#page=52
Our new
series "A Day In The Life of Humanitarian" starts with Marina
Osoba with La Roche Foundation. She is one of our co-chairs of GGAF
Nigeria and is doing amazing work daily. Read about Marina at: https://theambassador.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/theambassadorissue22july2022#page=51
Hope
Ambassadors & Childcare Organization continues to impact Africa
with their "Water for Life Project." This project is bringing
clean, safe drinking water to children and families to lower the rate
of illnesses from drinking and contaminated water. This also decreases
the number of children missing school due to illness or having to help
search for water.
https://theambassador.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/theambassadorissue22july2022#page=58
Noble
Wisdom Dordoe, CEO of Give Me Hope Foundation and a GGA from Ghana,
provided a community project, "Resilient In A New Era." The
day began with mentoring students on career development, inspirational
speaking leadership, and civic engagement activities to boost the
confidence of students.
The
community outreach program also included free haircuts for children and
the homeless, and as Noble stated, "It may be just a haircut, but
it the kindness shown that makes a homeless person know that people
really care." https://theambassador.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/theambassadorissue22july2022#page=67
Our
humanitarian magazine contains many more amazing articles on child
safety and each month's humanitarian work.
GGAF and
MBIMB would like to thank all of our supporters and GGA's who make The
Ambassador possible.
https://www.globalgoodwillambassadors.org/the-ambassador
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