HELP AFRICAN CHILDREN!

• First, children and young people with family or social breakdown in large cities, sometimes living on the streets, and who have no home or family to take care of them ,

• Second, children and young people living in rural areas and disadvantaged regions, where medical, educational and social care can sometimes be lacking,

• Third, the mother and child in difficulty, especially in health centers,

• Fourth, young girls deprived of school education,
• Fifth, the populations in general, whom the Foundation supports in their community development initiatives.

Several reception centers have been created and are managed by the Children of Africa Foundation, in order to take care of abandoned children. They receive care, education and support conducive to their development.

The Children of Africa Foundation has defined its main lines of action on a sectoral basis: Social Sector, Education Sector, Health Sector and Subsidized Centers. Thus any action, whether ad hoc or permanent, is carried out within the framework of one of these four sectors.

To date, the Foundation works in 11 African countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Guinea, Madagascar, Mali, Republic of the Central African Republic, Senegal and Togo.