Our communities in Africa are at great risk. We're acting fast with our partners to find viable solutions to the crisis. We need your help to provide basic food and water to protect hundreds of the poorest and most vulnerable families. Read more
A message from our CEO, Sylvia Costantini, about the world we want to create now for tomorrow, standing side by side with our partners and the vulnerable communities we serve. Read more
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We believe that no child should be too hungry to learn, play and grow. With your help, we provide food, education and healthcare to some of Africa's most vulnerable children.
We work to help the poorest communities in Africa send their children to school.
We work to improve access to healthcare, including maternal and mental health.
We fight malnutrition through improved food production and access to clean water.
Is the number of people we've helped gain better access to healthcare, education and nutrition.
Is the number of community based organisations we've partnered with in 11 different countries in Africa.
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No one was surprised when Evariste Ndayishimiye was declared the winner of the May national elections. He has promised to make the economic recovery of the country his priority and reduce poverty. But many question whether anything will change. Read more
The political situation in Burundi continues to have a serious effect on the country's response to and management of COVID-19, with many going hungry. Read more
We are The Future is working with the Crabtown and Aberdeen beach communities in Freetown, Sierra Leone's capital, to deliver food, water, soap and other necessities. Read more
David Randall explores some positive outcomes that COVID-19 might have on creating a more sustainable and ethical tourism industry in Sierra Leone and how volunteering can support this. Read more
David Randall visited We Are The Future in Sierra Leone in 2018 and offers some poignant insights around our motivations behind volunteering and the impact our acts of kindness might have on tourism. Read more
Daisy Crabtree, a previous intern at Bread and Water for Africa UK reflects back on her travels to Lewa Children's Home in Kenya and shares her stories of love and transformation. Read more
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