ABOUT US


  

 
Support OSIL

As a non-governmental organisation, OSIL relies on grants, donations and voluntary contributions to carry out its humanitarian projects. Without the generous help of supporters like yourself, our operations in South Sudan, which are making a difference in the lives of approximately 8.5 Million Sudanese, would not continue.

OSIL welcomes cash donations, donations-in-kind, gift-aid, campaigning & lobbying support. You can make your secure donation in the following ways:

Online Donations: Not yet available
Money orders: Please visit your local post office and bank to send us a secure money order
Cash Transfers: These can be carried out via your local Western Union office, either online, or by telephone. 
Bank Transfers: You can send your donations via Wire Transfer or  Cheques.

PLEASE HELP OSIL SAVE LIVES: - DONATE TODAY!

Commercial Bank of Africa, (CBA), Aon Minet House, Mamlaka Road,
P.O. Box 30437, Nairobi, Kenya.
Account Name: Operation Save Innocent Lives
USD Account Number: 182323519
KES Account Number: 182323004
Swift/Sort code:  CBAFKENX

Correspondent Bank – American Express Bank Ltd,
American Express Towers, 7 World Financial Center, 200 Vesey Street,
New York NY 102852300,
Account Number: 731141
Swift Code: AEIBUS33

 

Photo credited to James Nicholls website.
OSIL is a registered NGO in both Kenya (OP. 218/051/0065/2277) and South Sudan where it is the national mine action organization.

Site Development by Dale Pilote. Design by Catherine Mbithi-Myer.

 

 

Money Facts!

Your donations and contributions have enabled us to:

·          Detect and destroy 751 anti tank mines, more than 125,000 UXOs and 3,626 anti personnel mines. Our projects have opened up inaccessible areas to economic development and occupancy in the highly contaminated states of Equatoria, Bahr El Ghazal & Upper Nile.

·          Demine more than 2,500 km of roads and cleared more than 1,050 hectares of land. OSIL has demined major roads, linking key economic hotspots and with heavy commuter movement. In addition, OSIL’s landmine survey, clearance and stockpile destruction operations have facilitated agricultural as well as light industrial activities in the demined regions. 

·          Train 36 mine risk education instructors and 70 de-miners to international United Nations. Out of over 100 deminers training with OSIL’s 70, the best medic students and overall best deminers were from OSIL. The students left with specialized demining and medical equipment.

·          Establish Humanitarian Mine Action Committees in over 10 counties including Yei, Kajo Keji, Juba, Gogrial, Magwi, Mundri and Maridi. The HMACs are comprised of local NGOs, community, civil society and church members. OSIL works with the HMACs to exchange information on the presence and impact of mines, and to create a reporting link with the mine action programme, developing risk-reduction strategies.