Empower 20 million Africans to sustainably provide for themselves by 2032.

We believe that aid is not charity, but investment—investment in Africa’s future.

Across Africa, we are growing food locally, building sustainable water systems and providing communities with the skills and training they need to thrive. This is how we use aid to create transformation—how we move from reliance to resilience.

Imagine an Africa that no longer depends on aid but instead becomes a powerhouse—supplying food to the very nations that have supported us for generations.

In light of the recent USAID funding changes, ForAfrika confronts a challenge, with an immediate impact of $5 million affecting four critical projects across South Sudan, Uganda and Mozambique.

What we do

We implement integrated, community-led programmes that save lives, build resilience, and enable transformational community development.

Our programming pillars

Across our six core programming pillars, developed through tried-and-tested processes, we address a myriad of interconnected community vulnerabilities.

Where we work

We love this place and we love our people. Africa is home and we know what needs to be done to see it thrive.

Latest

Hear from those who are working together for Africa to thrive. Every one of them - a story worth sharing.

Amos DairyRead more +02 April 2025 By ForAfrika in Food Security and Livelihoods, Uganda

New Agricultural Investment Initiative Secures $120M Dairy Off-Take Agreement, Transforming Uganda’s Dairy Sector

A groundbreaking new social enterprise initiative has been launched to empower dairy farmers in Uganda, backed by a $120 million off-take agreement with Amos Dairies Ltd. The initiative, driven by ForAfrika Social Enterprise, is designed to revolutionise the dairy supply chain enabling emerging commercial farmers to scale production and secure a better livelihood.
Eastern Cape FloodsRead more +02 April 2025 By ForAfrika in Emergency Response, South Africa

Eastern Cape Floods

On 25 March 2025, powerful storms ripped through the Amathole District in the Eastern Cape, leaving a trail of destruction in communities like Keiskammahoek, Stutterheim, Cathcart, KwaMaqoma, and Ngcobo.
Read more +25 March 2025 By ForAfrika in Uganda

Forced to flee

For those escaping violence and displacement, the journey to safety is filled with uncertainty. In Uganda, however, a progressive refugee policy offers asylum seekers a chance to rebuild their lives with access to land, work, and essential services.
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