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Our Partners

Our Partners

Bread and Water for Africa® works with our long-time partners in a dozen countries including Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Zambia, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of Chad, and Zimbabwe. We have full faith and trust in them as we work together for a single, common mission – to improve and enhance the lives of thousands of African children, women, and men who want nothing more in life than to be self-sufficient.

Working with our partners, we provide healthcare for the continent’s most vulnerable; infants and children under 5 and their mothers, orphans with no one to care for and love them, and parents struggling to provide the basic necessities.

cameroon-flag Cameroon:

Services Ministry International 

Chad:

Services Ministry International

Ethiopia Ethiopia:

Haramaya University Hospital Health Center

Debre Tabor University

 

Kenya Kenya:

Kebeneti D.S.A Dispensary

Kebeneti High School

Kipkeino Primary School

Lewa Children’s Home 

Baraka Farm 

The Seed Foundation

Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC):

Technologies Appropriées pour le Congo

Malawi:

Our Aim Foundation

Faithful Heart Foundation

Sierra Leone  Sierra Leone:

Faith Healing Development Organization

United Methodist Church of Sierra Leone

Rural Youth Development Organization

Sierra Leone Missions and Development

 

 

Tanzania:

Watoto Wa Africa

Uganda:

Bega Kwa Bega Uganda 

zambia-flag-260-p Zambia:

Kabwata Orphanage and Transit Centre

Village Water Zambia

zimbabwe Zimbabwe:

Shinga Development Trust

2024 HIGHLIGHTS

Orphaned and abandoned children receive care and support at several facilities across Africa, including the Lewa Children’s Home in Kenya, Kabwata Orphanage and Transit Center in Zambia, Watoto Wa Africa in Tanzania, Kyasira Home of Hope Orphanage in Uganda and Lerato Children’s Village in Zimbabwe. These centers meet the children's basic needs—such as food, shelter, education, healthcare, and counseling —while providing a nurturing home environment.

Individuals received medical care, counseling, and health education at 58 hospitals, health centers, and clinics across Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Kenya, Rwanda, and Malawi.

Individuals in Tanzania, Malawi, and Sierra Leone benefited both directly and indirectly from food self-sustainability development programs.

Clean water projects were completed, benefiting over 48,500 individuals in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Malawi.

Orphaned and destitute primary and secondary school students from Chad, Sierra Leone, Kenya, and Zimbabwe received quality education through school fee sponsorship programs, which also provided uniforms and school supplies.

Additionally, students from Ethiopia and Sierra Leone benefited from the provision of combined desks.

Children at the Seed School in the Kibera slum of Nairobi received two meals every weekday.