AID AFRICA
Serving the most vulnerable in rural Malawi
Malawi is regarded as one of the poorest countries in the world; in the remote regions, there’s acute poverty, widespread hunger and malnutrition.
Aid Africa, a small UK charity, powerfully impacts Malawi’s rural areas by running an integrated group of projects, each tailored to local need, designed to empower communities and help individuals in our target group: orphans, the elderly, those living with disabilities and the AIDS-affected.
Our Mission
Providing
food and shelther to the frailest
Enabling
safe water, education, and training to empower communities
Encouraging
self-sustainability over dependency
Our focus this month...
Help us celebrate Christmas with soap & soya!
It’s tough in Malawi right now and getting worse by the day.
Most of the frail in the remote rural areas are desperately hungry, with everything focused on food, many other essentials are neglected as luxuries—including soap! If you can’t afford to buy food, you certainly can’t afford soap, leading to poor hygiene, and multiple health risks.
So we’re hoping to provide gifts of soap for Christmas—both for skin and laundry, along with packs of nutritious prepared soya food, for hundreds most at risk.
Would you like to help? Just a little is life-transforming!
As a guide, just a £12 donation would provide soap for skin and laundry plus 6 protein-rich meals, for 10 vulnerable families (maybe 50 people) at Christmas
Any amount towards this project is welcome and greatly appreciated...
and would you urgently consider setting up a monthly Standing Order to partner with us?
See our Donations Page (via "donate now" button) for more info.... or if you're more comfortable sending a cheque, please make it payable to "Aid Africa" and send to P.O.Box 103, Fakenham, NR21 1BF.
Many thanks!
Previously:- "thank you for roofing......"
The rainy season is imminent and many are distressed about their leaking roofs.
Regina’s is one of the vulnerable families whose roof we've replaced in recent months. Previously it was collapsing and the family was at risk of sleeping in puddles - inside their house!
This replacement involved engaging a team of craftsmen, removing what was left of the former structure, replacing timbers and bamboos, lining with plastic sheeting, then covering and securing with roofing thatch.
Means a family can rest safe and dry, without fear of leaks, soaked bedding, and ruined possessions.
Life transforming!
Thank you for your help….
Our Projects
A variety of programmes, each a response to local challenges, together serving thousands.
