Community health huts help combat malaria, HIV/AIDS and illiteracy. Improve children's and family health in the Thies region of Senegal through ChildFund health programs.  

    

Community gardens provide nutritious foods, reduce family food budgets, create income opportunities and economic development, and so much more.

In Zambia, recent studies have shown that insecticide treated mosquito bed nets play a significant role in reducing the incidence of malaria.

Nutritional supplements and staple food items can help malnourished children gain strength.

Playground equipment can play an important role in the development of relationship-building skills.

Improved hygiene can significantly reduce the spread of germs, which improves school attendance and enhances the overall education experience.

Safe water access and adequate sanitation are absolutely indispensable for families living with HIV/Aids.

In the Busia District, the average time to and from a water source is 32 minutes. The average wait time is 31 minutes. That's 63 minutes for 13 liters of water.

The promotion of job growth and training greatly improves the opportunities for employment and reduces the risk of instability.