The Importance of Education in Africa: Building Brighter Futures One Child at a Time
Discover why education is vital to Africa’s future and how Bread and Water for Africa® helps children overcome barriers to learning.
Little Nyarai Finds a Family, Planting Season off to a Good Start, and more!
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
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Empowering Roots: Transforming Lives Through Farming and Knowledge in Sierra Leone
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...
Where Poverty Closes Doors, Education Opens Them
For millions of children in Chad, education remains a distant dream rather than a guaranteed right. Poverty, gender inequality, limited educational resources and a shortage of adequately trained teachers prevent far too many young people, especially girls, from...
Empowering Lives through Literacy: Celebrating International Literacy Day and the Fight for Education in Sub-Saharan Africa.
For years, decades, actually, Bread and Water for Africa® has been working to provide an education for thousands of orphaned, abandoned, and disadvantaged children and youth in sub-Saharan Africa whose fondest wish is to attend school where they would learn to...
Empowering Futures: A Decade of Educational Support for Vulnerable Children in Chad
More than a decade ago, and every year since then, thanks to the supporters of Bread and Water for Africa®, we have been able to ensure that hundreds of children and youth in the impoverished sub-Saharan African country of the Republic of Chad have the...
Empowering Changes: The Community-Driven Approach of Bread and Water for Africa®
Sub-Saharan Africa, where Bread and Water for Africa® works in 11 countries in partnership with 21 community organizations, is known for its majestic wildlife and scenery, but tragically it can also be deadly. For example, more than one million people (primarily...