A team of talented young gardeners work in the school garden seven days a week, battling a challenging climate and unreliable water supply, to produce fruit and veg all year round. Help fund a life changing water tower. Read more
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
We're expanding the Kitchen Garden project, hoping to eventually provide 540 children with daily meals - up from 230 today. Read more
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.
2 million is the number of meals we have distributed to malnourished children in 10 different countries in Africa.
Run, cycle, or host an event; there are many ways you can make a real difference.
Whether in the UK or in Africa, you can change lives forever, starting with your own.
Towards the end of 2020 we welcomed four new members to our trustee board. Each one of them bringing expertise in different areas relevant to our work. Here's a bit more about them... Read more
It hasn't been an easy year for small charities trying to raise vital funds for those less fortunate than us. But our Tree of Hope provides a little sparkle of much needed hope for children in Africa. Thank you for sending in your stocking gifts and Merry Christmas from all at BWAUK! Read more
We are thrilled to welcome and introduce you to our new CEO Ruby Glasspool. Ruby introduces herself, talks about her background working in the television industry and her extensive experience working for charities. She talks about how she will use her skills in management, coordination and leadership to support BWAs projects, her hopes and dreams for the organisation as well as the challenges we will have to face. Read more
A short but value-packed evaluation of African school feeding programmes, their effectiveness and the impact on health, nutrition and educational outcomes. Read more
Jonathan Conway explores how COVID-19 behaves across the African continent, providing reference to scientific explanations and future research implications. Part 1 of 3 Read more
Jonathan Conway provides a deeper insight into the dramatic impact lockdown measures impose on many African countries. Part 2 of 3 Read more
Our new annual report is published! If you are interest in the impact we made in the past year follow the link bell… https://t.co/c9sviq4Qga
We are really pleased to have achieved the Quality Mark from the Charity Excellence Framework which assesses us in… https://t.co/0H3z9tvPto
It's #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience! Let's celebrate by remembering great scientist like Flemmie Kittrel. Her wo… https://t.co/y4KZ5IDDHz