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A new study and toy room for ill children
[2010-05-19]
MGL Charity were extremely successful in 2009 with their funding raising. With the help of much appreciated donations they were able to provide the psychotherapy department within the Mongolian Children’s Hospital with a common room for its residential children to spend their free time working and playing in. Unfortunately with the growing number of children admitted to this department supplies of everyday objects are running out.
There is a shortage of learning aids, for example books and creative equipment. This equipment is essential to the treatment of the children. It is used by the doctors for therapy and also ensures the children are not missing out on the school curriculum during the stay.
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The Celebration of Mongolian a New Year
[2010-02-11]
The Celebration
The day before New Years Day is known as Bituun, meaning “to close down”. At the eve of the old year there is a celebration called Bituuleg. There is a big amount of “covered food”, where the meat is covered by for instance a layer of dough. Also the Ul Boov is created: a pile of ceremonial bread (boov) in an odd number of layers. Later traditional games can be played, and oral histories are told. It is said that at Bituun Baldanlham, a local god, is riding her mule during this time. She would be coming by three times so every family puts three pieces of ice on the top of the door of the ger, or on the balcony for people living in an apartment, for the mule to drink.
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WHY STREET CHILDREN
Why Street Children | Why do they come to the Streets
Where do they Sleep | How do they Live
From the web www.mongolia.worldvision.org.uk
According to government statistics, there were no street children in Mongolia in 1990. Under communism, everyone had a job and enough income to keep their family. If families weren't able to look after their own children, or if children were orphaned, the government cared for them in special children's homes.
In 1990, Mongolia changed to a free-market economy. Russian subsidies stopped, and Russian managers and technicians went home. Many Mongolian businesses collapsed, leaving thousands out of work. With no hope of improving their lives, many people turned to vodka for solace.
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The street children
There are around 150-200 street children who are currently living within the Tolgoit rubbish centre in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Those children, who are aged 3-19 were unable to go school and spend every day searching for food and clothes within the rubbish. In extreme Mongolian climate, which can reach -40°c in winter, some of the children can almost freeze to their death so at least a ‘ger’ would allow these children to stay in warm place.
Number of street and homeless children have are grown recently due to Mongolian poor economic situation. These children have come from the poorest Mongolian rural areas. Most children came from single parent who were unable to feed their children.
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Clothes, Books, and Toys for Mongolian Children In need. /2009-11-04
Is your closet full of items you’ve been meaning to “give to charity”? Then perhaps consider donating them to a special group of children in need.
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Thanks to Sakhi Kaur
Big thanks for your donation.
Presented in appreciation of Ms Sakhi Kaur with sincere thanks for kindness in donating 3 large bag of children clothes and £150 to our charity work ,which involves helping the Mongolian homeless -street children and hospitalised children.
Best regards from Mon Charity org
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Make a Donation
The Mon Charity would like to thank you for agreeing to help the street children in Mongolia.Thanks very much to you for helping street homeless children in Mongolia and saving their lives, changing their futures. I would like to introduce our team. Team leader Ms Odongerel E. Tel :07766588058 (UK) Organiser Mr Baynbat B Tel: 07786367055(UK) Organiser in the Mongolia Mr Boldbaatar Y, Tel: 0097699092605 Organiser in the Mongolia Mr Baysgalan J ,Tel:0097699178367 Please save children life by your donation: Abbey bank (Sartander bank ) Bank Sort code 09-01-27 Account number 46463902 Name: Mon Charity Could you write down your name on the ref plaese. With million thanks
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Woman Fights for Mongolia's Street Children
Woman Fights for Mongolia's Street Children
In Frigid City, Orphans and Runaways Gather in Manholes to Stay Warm
By MARK LITKE
ULAN BATOR, Mongolia, posted Nov. 27, 2005. Today on 14 Jan 2010, since Nov 2005 have not change so much thing about the street children of Ulaanbaatar,Mongoia.
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The sun is setting, the temperature is close to zero Celsius, and I'm crawling through a manhole into a filthy sewer tunnel under the streets of Ulan Bator, the capital city of Mongolia.
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