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We are a charity dedicated to supporting children and adults with mental disabilities in Suriname. We donate directly to StigesU, a daycare facility that looks after 24 people with a staff of 8. Their role is crucial in taking care of the children so that their parents are able to work and provide for their families.
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We help individuals with mental disabilities in Suriname because of two main reasons: 1) Suriname has gone through aggressive hyper inflation in the past decade. When a country suffers financially, usually the most disadvantaged feel it the most. 2) They do not have the same resources that are available in more developed countries like the United States. Suriname just is not a country that attracts the attention of global initiatives to help the disadvantaged– honestly most people have never heard of Suriname.
Suriname is located in South America and most of its population of slightly over half a million lives in the capital, Paramaribo. This is where our donations go: to StigesU. They are a facility for children and adults with mental disabilities. StigesU helps by providing full-time, specialized care from 7 AM to 1 PM on weekdays. This way, parents can still provide for their families with the peace of mind that their child is receiving all the attention they need.
Every Donation Matters
When you donate to Imaginary Club,
You are helping the mentally disabled in Suriname. We donate money because it is the most direct and impactful way for us to make a difference. They currently provide care for 24 children/adults with a staff of 8.
- Your donation guarantees that resources are available to them.
- Your donation makes certain their quality of life improves.
- Your donation ensures that they are not forgotten.
- Your donation makes a world of difference to them.
This is Clarence
He loves legos, gospel music, and his older brother. He communicates through pictures and is scared of animals. Clarence has Down Syndrome.
This is Media
She loves being in the kitchen, the color pink, and her 4 siblings. She communicates through pictures and gestures. Media has speech and language impairment.
Some of our Generous Donors
