check this website out to see the vast differences they face.
http://www.asanteafrica.org/gallery/?gclid=CJnurvDp7qsCFYdypAodlSRoIg
http://www.fightpoverty.mmbrico.com/stories/stories.html
check the above site out to see the stories that children from Africa have contributed,
THANKS !
I am very passionate about child povert in Africa. By spreeding awarness through this blog,i aim to widen your knowledge of this dredful factors they are faced with everyday, what they are going through, mentally and physically.And hope that it will come to an end in the near future. Background picture from- http://www.africaheritage.com/news.php?id=221
Sunday, 16 October 2011
keep them in our prayers.
so please, keep them in your prayers.
I do not own this photo.
Project aboard
I have always wanted to volunteer in Africa when i leave school and have many friends who also have the dream of volunteering in Africa.
I did a little research about it, have a read and take a look at the website if your interested :)
http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/volunteer-in-africa/
Projects aboard welcomes all volunteers.
firstly volunteers select from 7 countries.
Project aboard allows volunteers to teach, working in orphanages and with disadvantaged children, environmental conservations, medical programs and more !
secondly you have to choose the project you would like to volunteer.
check out the link above for more information.
I did a little research about it, have a read and take a look at the website if your interested :)
http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/volunteer-in-africa/
Projects aboard welcomes all volunteers.
firstly volunteers select from 7 countries.
Project aboard allows volunteers to teach, working in orphanages and with disadvantaged children, environmental conservations, medical programs and more !
secondly you have to choose the project you would like to volunteer.
check out the link above for more information.
Thursday, 13 October 2011
donations
There are several donations you can make to help poverty in Africa.
and please do remember the little contributes do count !
a couple of websites you could visit to make a donation are;
http://www.developafrica.org/donations
http://www.networkforgood.org/topics/international/africa/
http://weimpactpoverty.org/
http://www.breadlineafrica.org/donate/ending-poverty.html
there are also many more, but be sure to have a look at the above websites.
and consider making a donation.
and please do remember the little contributes do count !
a couple of websites you could visit to make a donation are;
http://www.developafrica.org/donations
http://www.networkforgood.org/topics/international/africa/
http://weimpactpoverty.org/
http://www.breadlineafrica.org/donate/ending-poverty.html
there are also many more, but be sure to have a look at the above websites.
and consider making a donation.
WORLD VISION
Has the though of sponcering a child ever crossed your mind ?
Children in Africa don't have access to medicine or even one of the things we take for granted, clothing.
little bit about world vision and what they do : World Vision is a catholic organisation, whom work with families and children in their communities. They aim to reach their goal of tackling poverty.
World visions is not just an organisation that lets you sponcer a child there is also several other opportunity's available , take a look on their site below !
make sure you also take a look at http://www.worldvision.org/
Children in Africa don't have access to medicine or even one of the things we take for granted, clothing.
little bit about world vision and what they do : World Vision is a catholic organisation, whom work with families and children in their communities. They aim to reach their goal of tackling poverty.
World visions is not just an organisation that lets you sponcer a child there is also several other opportunity's available , take a look on their site below !
make sure you also take a look at http://www.worldvision.org/
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Facts worth considering
There are 200,000 child slaves sold each year in Africa.
Over 140 million children in sub-Saharan Africa live in extreme poverty.
Every day 30,000 children die from several diseases in Africa.
Every three seconds one child is effected with a water-borne diseas in Africa.
It has beene stimated that aroun 18 million people of have died and 3 milllion of them were children.
website you should take a look at: http://www.standupforafrica.org.uk/work/facts.php
http://www.worldfoodvision.com/?p=6
Over 140 million children in sub-Saharan Africa live in extreme poverty.
Every day 30,000 children die from several diseases in Africa.
Every three seconds one child is effected with a water-borne diseas in Africa.
It has beene stimated that aroun 18 million people of have died and 3 milllion of them were children.
website you should take a look at: http://www.standupforafrica.org.uk/work/facts.php
http://www.worldfoodvision.com/?p=6
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
it all starts with clean water
'Nearly one billion people do not have access to clean, safe water .With unclean water sources miles from villages, many african members of a community are forced to spend hours each day simply finding and transporting water. The container often used to collect water weighs over 40 pounds some even 70, equivilent to a five year old child.Can you imagine being forced to carry a five year old for over three hours each day. it was estimated by the United Nations estimates, that Sub-Saharan Africa alone loses 40 billion hours per year collecting water'
the littlest things we take for granted aren't available for everyone.
the littlest things we take for granted aren't available for everyone.
so, check out this website to find out what you can do to help.
http://thewaterproject.org/poverty.asp
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
the little contributes count !
The websites worth a visit for information about any donations you can make to african poverty are;
http://www.knit-a-square.com/African-poverty.html
Hiv Aids is a common dieseas fought by many children in Africa,
By contributing to knit a square provides these children with the warmth care that we take for granted.
The children of Africa facing this awfull diseas would do anything just to live a simple life, although for most they do not have the opportunity to do so.
please take a look at the above link and think about it, would it really be that hard.
because really, it wont ruin your life to donate such a little thing to children in need .
Knit A Square!
http://www.knit-a-square.com/African-poverty.html
Hiv Aids is a common dieseas fought by many children in Africa,
By contributing to knit a square provides these children with the warmth care that we take for granted.
The children of Africa facing this awfull diseas would do anything just to live a simple life, although for most they do not have the opportunity to do so.
please take a look at the above link and think about it, would it really be that hard.
because really, it wont ruin your life to donate such a little thing to children in need .
Knit A Square!
Sunday, 28 August 2011
Think about it..
One in six children die before they reach the age of 5.
Think about it, most of these deaths could be preventable...
Can you image the conditions they are going through each and every day.
One in two live on less than a dollar a day.
over 50 % do not have access to hospitals or doctors.
In Sub-Saharan, Africa, measles take the life of a child nearly every minute
It costs as little as $1 for a vaccination for one child, A little donation is a big impact.
Over 12 million children in Africa have been affected by HIV/AIDS.
But yet they're all so so so happy!
And we are so so so hard to please , when we have basically everything.
Think about it, most of these deaths could be preventable...
Can you image the conditions they are going through each and every day.
One in two live on less than a dollar a day.
over 50 % do not have access to hospitals or doctors.
In Sub-Saharan, Africa, measles take the life of a child nearly every minute
It costs as little as $1 for a vaccination for one child, A little donation is a big impact.
Over 12 million children in Africa have been affected by HIV/AIDS.
But yet they're all so so so happy!
And we are so so so hard to please , when we have basically everything.
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