Providing a Brighter Future
for Africa's Children
As a nonprofit and charitable organization, we partner with local African charities and NGOs to provide clean water, healthcare, food, education, orphan care, and more. Every project we support helps African children and families build a healthier, more self-sufficient future.
WATER IS LIFE.
We’ve worked with partners to provide clean water across Africa for many years. Whether it’s for a school, clinic, or farm, these life-changing water projects improve health, reduce hardship, and offer hope for a better future. Thanks to our generous supporters, our work continues in 2026 and beyond.
Featured Programs
Health Care Program
Orphan Care Program
Agriculture Program
School Meal Program
Income Generation Program
Where We Work
We currently work with local organizations in these African countries: Cameroon, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Our Partners
Our programs span across Africa through trusted partnerships with locally based charities and community organizations. Each partner leads projects that provide clean water, food, education, healthcare, and orphan care tailored to their communities' needs. Together, we build healthier, more self-sufficient futures.
Latest News and Impact
Empowering Change: Training a New Generation of Farmers in Sierra Leone
Oct 19, 2026
Bread and Water for Africa® and FHDO are supporting agricultural training for 75 women and 25 youth in Sierra Leone to strengthen food security and livelihoods.
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Empowering Futures: Celebrating Rural Women’s Resilience and Innovation in Agriculture
Oct 13, 2026
Bread and Water for Africa® celebrates rural women, World Food Day and poverty eradication through agricultural training and support in Sierra Leone and Malawi.
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Food Sustainability in Sierra Leone: Planting Seeds of Hope for a Better Future
Oct 9, 2026
For families across rural Sierra Leone, farming is far more than a livelihood. It is the foundation of daily life — putting food on the table, generating household income, paying school fees, and offering families hope for a more secure future. Yet for many smallholder farmers, producing enough food remains a daily challenge. That is […]
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Empowering Lives: Tackling Food Insecurity through Sustainable Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa
Oct 5, 2026
The United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP) reported in its 2026 Global Outlook mid-year update in June that food “needs remain highly concerning” around the world as 266 million people across food-crisis countries continue to face acute food insecurity. That number, more than double the number recorded a decade ago according to the WFP, includes […]
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The Importance of Education in Africa: Building Brighter Futures One Child at a Time
Sep 22, 2026
Discover why education is vital to Africa’s future and how Bread and Water for Africa® helps children overcome barriers to learning.
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Empowering Roots: Transforming Lives Through Farming and Knowledge in Sierra Leone
Sep 21, 2026
At Bread and Water for Africa®, we are passionately committed to agriculture and food self-sufficiency. Each year, we empower smallholder farmers in Sierra Leone and beyond, helping to cultivate hope and sustainability for their families. In 2026, 75 rural women and male youths participated in a week-long farmers’ training program in remote villages in Sierra […]
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Help Save Lives in Africa
Your gift to Bread and Water for Africa® helps provide lasting support to children, families, and communities across Africa. Through programs that expand access to clean water, nutritious food, healthcare, education, and support for orphaned and vulnerable children, your generosity helps meet urgent needs while creating opportunities for a stronger future.
Bread and Water for Africa
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🌱 Over the next few months, 100 aspiring farmers — 75 women and 25 young people — will learn better agricultural practices to help them grow more food!
This is all thanks to our local partner in Sierra Leone, Faith Healing Development Organization (FHDO).
They'll learn different farming methods and receive tools, fertilizer, and other supplies to help them grow more food on their own land.
And the goal isn't just to have one good harvest. With the right skills and resources, these farmers can feed their families, sell what they grow, and earn money for expenses like their children's school fees.
🧡 See how this program is helping local farmers work toward greater self-sufficiency.
👉 Read the full story: africanrelief.org/empowering-change-training-new-generation-farmers-sierra-leone/ ...
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🌍 Fighting poverty is at the heart of why Bread and Water for Africa® exists.
For us, that means working with local partners to help people build something that lasts—whether that’s clean water, the ability to grow more food, access to healthcare, or an education.
A hand up, not simply a handout.
This International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we’re proud to continue helping communities build greater self-sufficiency for the future. 🧡
👉 Learn more about our work: africanrelief.org/ ...
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🍽️ There’s more than one way to help put food on the table.
Sometimes it starts with a farmer learning how to grow more food on a small plot of land.
Sometimes it’s an orphanage growing vegetables, raising chickens, or farming fish to help feed the children who live there.
And sometimes it’s as simple as making sure a student gets a meal during the school day.
Across the countries where we work, the programs may look different, but the goal is the same: help more people have reliable access to nutritious food. 🧡
This World Food Day, we’re celebrating the farmers, local partners, caregivers, and communities doing that work every day.
💬 Which part of our food programs would you like us to show you more of—farms, school meals, or food grown at our partner children’s homes? ...
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