Earlier this year, the World Bank released its Global Report on Food Crises (GRFC) which shows that “acute hunger has grown in 2024 for the sixth consecutive year… around 295 million people are now facing high levels of acute food insecurity.” The GRFC provides...
Bread and Water for Africa® Food Self-Sufficiency Program Ensures Thousands Have Enough Food to Eat All Year Long, Year After Year
“When small farmers are able to produce more while preserving the land’s fertility for future generations, they can improve their families’ nutrition and become self-sufficient for the long term.” So stated the Gates Foundation in 2011 upon U.S. philanthropist Bill...
Transforming Lives: Orphan Care Programs in Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Tanzania Empowering Abandoned and Orphaned Children and Youth
At Bread and Water for Africa®, nothing fills our hearts with joy more than seeing the smiling faces of orphaned, abandoned and other vulnerable children in sub-Saharan Africa who have found loving homes where, thanks to our supporters, they are sheltered and fed,...
Generous Supporters of Bread and Water for Africa® Enable 485 Children and Youth to Live Happy, Fulfilling Lives on Path to Adulthood in 2024
In 2024, Bread and Water for Africa® was able to provide support to a total of 485 orphaned, abandoned and destitute children and youth under 18 in four sub-Saharan African countries either living in orphanages and children’s homes, or through an outreach foster care...
Thanks to Our Generous Supporters, Bread and Water for Africa® Orphan Care Program Provides to Some of the Most Vulnerable Children in sub-Saharan Africa
In Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe right now there are hundreds of orphaned and abandoned children who have a warm bed to sleep in at night, are receiving three meals a day and are attending school without fear of being turned away due to a lack of ability to pay...
Bread and Water for Africa® Spring Protection Projects in Rural Uganda in 2024 Today Serving 8,500 Individuals, Schools, a Health Center, and More with Clean Water!
In Uganda, “poor sanitation and hygiene, as well as unequal access to safe drinking water, make thousands of children very sick and at risk of death.” So says UNICEF, noting that WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) “are essential for life and health, but they are...
Prenatal Micronutrient Vitamins from Bread and Water for Africa® Saving Lives of Expectant Mothers in Cameroon
According to the Gates Foundation, nearly 500,000 lives could be saved by 2040 if low- and middle-income countries adopted Multiple Micronutrient Supplements, the world's most complete prenatal vitamins. "So now we're trying to make sure every pregnant woman in...
Mokoba Clinic: Saving Lives in Sierra Leone with Support from Bread and Water for Africa®
Millions living in impoverished sub-Saharan African countries face daunting challenges on a daily basis for their very survival, with perhaps the availability of clean drinking water and food security at the top of the list. However, besides water and food, access to...
Every day is Earth Day at Bread and Water for Africa®: Helping to Train Farmers in Sustainable Agricultural Methods in Malawi
Monday, April 22, is Earth Day, held annually on this date since 1970 to serve “as a reminder of the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability, encouraging us to come together and take action for a healthier planet and brighter future,” states...
World Health Day 2024: Bread and Water for Africa® Endorses Theme of ‘My health, my right’
Sunday, April 7, is the World Health Organization's (WHO) World Health Day with the theme: “My health, my right” aiming to address the health challenges caused by a myriad of ways from diseases and disasters, to conflicts causing death, pain, hunger and psychological...
Bread and Water for Africa® Clean Water Projects: A Look Back at 2023, A Look Ahead into 2024
Since 1997, Bread and Water for Africa® has been working to provide people living in remote rural villages throughout sub-Saharan Africa with ready access to clean water for drinking, cooking, bathing and washing, and saving them (especially young girls) with the...
Mushroom Cultivation: A New Hope for Sierra Leone
Mushroom growing in sub-Saharan Africa? Who would’ve thought it? Well, the United Nations’ World Food Program for one. In its March 2021, report “Zimbabwe: Mushroom-growing means independence for women farmers” the WFP stated: “Mushroom farming was identified as a...