Our impact

Annual Report 2017

Over the years:

We’ve helped put 5,388 children through school;
We've supported 2,000 orphaned, abandoned or street children find a safe and loving place to live;
We've trained 2,350 adults learn skills in agriculture, vocational training, teaching and nursing;
We've provided clean drinking water to 32,260 people;
We've given 730,950 people access to healthcare services.

“We are so grateful for the help provided by Bread and Water for Africa UK and all their generous donors. We couldn't be where we are today without their support. We ask you to please continue supporting us so we can keep taking care of these children."

-- Ansella, social worker, Lewa Children's Home, Kenya

See how we've grown!

In 2004, a seed was sown...

Today, we have helped 18 community based organisations in 11 countries become more sustainable.

18 communities

11 countries

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A proud moment for Phyllis, and for Bread and Water for Africa UK

It was a proud moment for Phyllis Keino when she received the 'Nobel Prize for Child Advocates' - the World of Children 2018 Humanitarian Award for her work for 1000s of children over the last 50 years at the Lewa Children's Home in Kenya.
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