Babes in Arms
Originally set up in 1991 by Grace Tye to fund research into cot death, Babes in Arms has now expanded to include international aid projects in Palestine and Senegal before teaming up in 2008 with Leah Chisughi to protect the women and children of Eastern Congo.
It is an appeal within 2 charities, NPIMR for its medical research work and IMET2000 for its international aid work. By combining research and aid, Babes in Arms is in a strong position to help women and children all over the world.
With your help Babes in Arms aims to:
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create awareness to the suffering of women and children
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make a practical and emotional difference to the lives of women and children in the eastern part of Congo
support ground breaking medical research at NPIMR into pregnancy including miscarriages, cot death and the transmission of HIV. -
Provide medical aid and supplies to the women and children of Eastern Congo
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To build an ‘ Everything is a Benefit’ refuge and school on land already obtained by Leah Chisughi providing shelter , medical aid and crisis counseling for women and children
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To provide education for abandoned children.



