Children of the Nations
Kelly Flannery is a skilled writer and editor with experience in various industries such as publishing, marketing, and academia. Kelly has held roles such as Lead Writer at Children of the Nations and Editor-in-Chief at Northwest University's newspaper, The Talon. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature/Letters, Kelly continues to excel in the field through freelance writing and editing work.
Children of the Nations
Children of the Nations® (COTN®) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising children out of poverty and hopelessness so they can become leaders who transform their nations. Founded in 1995, the organization currently provides care to orphaned and destitute children in Sierra Leone, Malawi, Uganda, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti. By partnering with local people, they establish Children’s Homes (for orphans) and Village Partnership Programs (to benefit orphans and children living with destitute families or caregivers who cannot properly provide for them). The programs and services they provide include education, nutrition, medical care, and community development initiatives such as agriculture, clean water projects, skills training, and more. COTN believes true, lasting, and meaningful change to a nation begins with children, so they are their mission. COTN stands apart from other organizations in their goal not to provide relief, but rather to empower nationals to a life of self-sustainability. For more information visit https://cotni.org. Visit us through our social media channels! https://www.facebook.com/Children.of.the.Nations https://twitter.com/COTNI https://instagram.com/cotni/