United in Mourning: Help for the Families of the Victims of the Demonstration in Mozambique"

Help the families of the victims of the protests in Mozambique with your contribution. Together, we can bring support and relief in a time of great pain.

In Mozambique, the latest protests emerged as a response to growing popular outrage against electoral fraud that undermines democracy and justice in the country. Unfortunately, this resistance movement, which called for a fairer and more transparent future, ended in tragedy. Several lives were lost and many families were left broken.

We, as a community, cannot stand idly by in the face of this pain. It is time to join forces in solidarity with the families who have suffered this irreparable loss. Their fight is our fight: for justice, dignity and a fairer future for all.

This campaign aims to raise funds to support the families of the victims of the demonstration, who are facing not only the pain of loss, but also enormous financial and social difficulties.

About the author

Jorge Filipe is from Mozambique and, together with his friends, decided to create this campaign as a way to show his solidarity and support the families of the victims of the recent demonstrations in the country.

As a Mozambican citizen, Jorge could not remain indifferent to the tragedy that has befallen so many families, victims of a context of injustice and oppression. The strike and demonstrations that took place in protest against electoral fraud reflect the pain and clamor of the Mozambican people for a fairer and more transparent future.

The campaign was created with the aim of raising funds for the families of the victims, who are not only facing the pain of loss, but also the material and social hardships generated by this tragedy. With the support of friends and volunteers who share the same cause, Jorge has worked hard to ensure that this solidarity action is a reflection of the strength and resilience of the Mozambican people.

This is a gesture of unity, support and hope. Through this campaign, Jorge and his friends seek not only to alleviate the pain of the affected families, but also to give voice to the call for justice and social change in Mozambique.

Budget and due dates

Budget

The total amount raised through this campaign will go entirely to support the families of the victims of the protests in Mozambique. Below is a detailed breakdown of the budget, to ensure full transparency and trust in the use of resources.

Campaign goal: €3000

1. Direct financial support to families (70%) - €2,100

Each affected family will receive direct financial assistance to cover immediate expenses such as funeral, food, transportation and other emergency costs.

2. Psychological and social support (10%) - €300

Psychological support services will be provided to help families deal with the trauma of loss.

3. Awareness and dissemination campaign (10%) - €300

Resources allocated to publicizing the campaign on crowdfunding platforms, social networks and other communication channels to maximize the visibility and impact of our action.

4. Transport and logistics (5%) - €150

Costs related to logistics and transportation of resources (such as food and other essential goods) for families living in hard-to-reach areas.

5. Platform and administrative management fees (5%) - €150

Fees charged by the crowdfunding platform (PPL) and administrative costs to ensure that resources are delivered efficiently and transparently.

All funds raised will be used responsibly, with periodic reports to ensure that funds are being used correctly.

Calendarization

The campaign will run for 40 days, with the aim of raising €3,000 to support the families of the victims of the protests in Mozambique. The timeline below outlines the key stages of the campaign:

1. Campaign launch:D

minutes: November 8, 2024

Objective: Start the fundraising campaign. Promote on social media, WhatsApp, and other communication channels to reach as many people as possible.

2. First donations and initial monitoring.

Date: November 8th to 18th, 2024

Objective: Monitoring initial donations and sending thank you messages. Transparency on the use of funds and regular updates to donors, focusing on the importance of supporting the cause.

3. Continuous dissemination and awareness raising (online)

Date: November 19-28, 2024

Objective: Promote online events, such as live streams and social media posts, to continue the fundraising effort. Testimonies and stories from affected families will be shared to increase engagement.

4. Final phase of the campaign and encouragement of final donations:

Date: November 29th to December 5th, 2024

Goal: Final appeal to reach the €3000 target. Updates will show the campaign's progress and encourage last minute support to reach the goal.

5. Closing of the campaign and final thanks:

Date: December 6, 2024

Objective: Closing of the campaign, thanking all donors and partners. A report on the amount raised and how the funds will be used will be shared.

6. Delivery of support to families:

Date: December 7th to 12th, 2024

Objective: Delivery of direct financial support and psychological support services to families. Monitoring to ensure that resources are being used effectively and transparently.

7. Final report and feedback to donors:

Date: December 13, 2024

Objective: Publication of the final report on the impact of the campaign and the use of resources, with full feedback for all donors. Guarantee of total transparency in the execution of funds.

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