MedAlliesWorld^® Lifeline Foundation

CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS ARE IN CRISIS

Throughout the U.S., programs that serve the most vulnerable children and youth are struggling to survive. The early childhood education and developmental support that these programs provide for children and school-aged youth are essential for the wellbeing of our communities. Unfortunately, many programs that were already running on limited resources are now threatened by the financial impacts of COVID-19. These programs are a safety net that our children cannot afford to lose.

We believe that every child and young person has a right to a high-quality education. But the pandemic is placing new strains on disadvantaged families, and some children are being left behind. Children and youth from disadvantaged families have reduced learning time and higher absenteeism. With the advent of online learning, a lack of access to computers and the internet only exasperates this problem.

As some families are forced to keep their children at home because of the Covid-19 pandemic, childcare registration has dropped dramatically, leaving essential community programs without the funds to survive. This affects everyone: the owners of these important small businesses, their employees, young people, and the communities they belong to. We need to act now to ensure child and youth centers can pay for operating expenses and resources, retain their employees, and keep their programs open for the long term. The U.S. Child & Youth Polyclinic Fund supports the health and wellbeing of children in our communities by funding the educational services they rely on.

OUR OBJECTIVES

The U.S CHILD & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FUND has three primary objectives:

1. To generate funds for child and youth development in collaboration with corporate sponsors, strategic partners, grant-makers and through online fundraising campaigns.
2. To establish strategic, and collaborative partnerships with programs that provide direct services to children and youth.
3. To provide financial assistance and other resources that support those vital programs in their efforts to remain sustainable during 2021, while adapting to the new realities that are the result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

STRATEGIC FUNDING & COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP

U.S CHILD & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FUNDing campaigns are supported in part by corporate sponsorship from: MedAlliesWorld^® G.H.M. Media / Ebook & Expo, G.H.M. Magazine and G.H.M. Depot.

MedAlliesWorld^® G.H.M. (Global Healthcare Markets) provides business-oriented tools that drive health-industry solutions to vital non-profit initiatives in the USA and to healthcare and wellness problems in developing countries worldwide.

We do invite global health industry’s manufacturers, supply chain operators, hospitals, specialty clinics, physicians and all health service providers to join G.H.M. in their respective communities and across their targeted markets. Each G.H.M. advertising member, partner or sponsor will reap valuable short and long-term return on their investment, while also contributing to the US-Assist and the Global-Assist Polyclinic Solutions (G.A.P.S.).

ABOUT US

MedAlliesWorld^® PolyclinicFund is the main inspiration for the MedAlliesWorld^® Global Healthcare Market (G.H.M.) and the Diversity Entrepreneurs Partnership Initiative (D.E.P.I.). Its non-profit projects implement business-oriented tools that drive health-industry solutions to non-profit healthcare initiatives, and to children & youth development programs in the USA, Africa and in developing communities worldwide.

MedAlliesWorld^® Lifeline Foundation Inc is the non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the polyclinic funding programs that promote collaborative partnerships with local healthcare and wellness professionals, community / regional business operators and global market partners.

D.E.P.I. implements public benefit-targeted initiatives and fundraising campaigns. Those community-driven campaigns support medical education and research, career development, entrepreneurship, diversity and inclusion, capital funding for healthcare practice and management and for healthcare supply chain management.