charity

water scarcity in africa

In sub-Saharan Africa, nearly 340 million people have access
to safe drinking water. Half a billion people in Africa do
not have adequate sewage treatment facilities, lagging far
behind other regions of the world. According to the total
volume of fresh water resources, Russia occupies a leading
position among European countries .
funds that help
children

• there are many foundations

that help the children of Africa,
for example: African Children's
Fund,Face for Africa,
• save the Children
Save the Children

Save the Children has worked in Africa for

more than 60 years. Today, with millions of
children and families in Africa already
struggling to cope with the impacts of conflict
and climate change, COVID19 is yet another
shock undermining their livelihoods and
pushing them towards acute hunger and
malnutrition. In places like South Sudan and
the Sahel, ongoing conflict has hindered
families’ access to food for years. Across areas
of East and Southern Africa, climate change
has triggered harsher and more frequent
droughts
African
Children's Fund

African Children’s Fund was founded in

2006 by Dee and Peter Tyrer to support
local initiatives to benefit under-served
children. The projects we support are run
by local staff who are committed to - and
know the needs of - their own
communities.
Africa's children need an education if
Africa is to prosper. That is why we focus
on giving children what they need to get
that education which in turn gives them
hope for a bright future.
Face for Africa

FACE for Africa we roll up sleeves and get our

hands involved in the practical work. Our
project will involve utilizing local materials,
local labour and talent; ownership is
transferred to the communities upon
completion. More importantly, we focus on
elevating Education for All by forming long-
lasting, collaborative relationship with
communities and local administration. We
work with communities to co-create programs
that are appropriate for them and the
atmosphere in which they live.