leizleykelhof, Author at ForAfrika

Trio in South Sudan chooses Africa

Thursday, 13 April 2023 by leizleykelhof

Taking responsibility: Abeba Amene where she feels most at home – with communities in Africa Despite being known as one of the most neglected countries on earth, our humanitarian workers remain Abeba Amene could have had a successful career in international development in the United Kingdom, having studied there. But, she says: “Africa is where

Published in Staff stories

Dercia wonders what her home is like after Cyclone Freddy hit

Thursday, 09 March 2023 by leizleykelhof

Escape: Dercia Jose Maunze managed to walk to safety in a neighbouring village after torrential rain caused flooding in Mabote The young student escaped the rising waters, but her village was cut off when roads were washed away Dercia Jose Maunze’s life was turned upside down when Cyclone Freddy hit her small village in the

Published in Emergency response

Tagged under: Emergencies

Cyclone Freddy uproots Maria’s crops

Tuesday, 07 March 2023 by leizleykelhof

Destroyed: Maria Nguila stands among her decimated cassava crops The full-time farmer is still reeling from the damage the tropical storm wreaked on her land Maria Nguila is devastated. The 57-year-old farmer from Vilankulo in Inhambane province, Mozambique watched as Cyclone Freddy decimated her crops last week. The heavy rains caused flooding; waterlogging her groundnut

Published in Emergency response

Tagged under: Cyclone Freddy, Emergencies

ForAfrika appears on a global stage at COP27

Wednesday, 09 November 2022 by leizleykelhof

Bone dry: Isak Pretorius, ForAfrika CEO in Angola which is experiencing the worst drought in 40 years. Farming is now a futile pursuit for many. Climate change is a threat multiplier in Africa, the most vulnerable continent to its effects This week, world leaders have congregated in Egypt for the 2022 United Nations Climate Change

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Alvina ‘employs’ mom and dad to work in her vegetable garden

Saturday, 29 October 2022 by leizleykelhof

In leaf: Alvina is happiest when busy in her garden Excited to share what she had learnt at school, the 12-year-old replicated the techniques at home and got her family involved By Arcenio Macuende Alvina Castigo Murrombe is just 12 years old but manages her vegetable garden like a professional. She is often knee-high in

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Tagged under: Education, Food

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Leadership team

01. Emergencies

We respond quickly in emergencies​

We offer vital support and resources to our communities when they need us most. ​

Our emergency teams responding quickly to Cyclone Freddy in Mozambique

Thanks to your support, last year we helped 259,797 people in emergencies​

People reached

259,797

Emergency packs provided

11,499

Food delivered

421,710 kgs

02. Water

We provide access to clean water​​

We work with communities to provide access to clean water and better hygiene.​

Clean water serves a whole community in Uganda

Thanks to your support, last year we provided clean water for 463,191 people

People reached

463,191

Water wells installed

140

Handwashing stations installed​

448

Toilets installed

2,392

03. Food

We boost ​food security and livelihoods​

We help create food security and more sustainable livelihoods for our people.​

Watering fields to boost food security in South Sudan

Thanks to your support, last year we boosted food security for 875,835 people

People reached

875,835

Food distributed

8,214,783 kgs

Meals served

17,359,771

Household gardens supported

17,179

04. Health

We ensure ​good health and nutrition​

We provide health and nutritional support for healthier, stronger communities​.

Ensuring ​good health and nutrition for a child in South Sudan

Thanks to your support, last year we ensured good health for 494,039 people

People reached

494,039

Treated for malnutrition

49,206

Health screenings​

452,905

Therapeutic food provided​

438,264 kgs

05. Education

We support ​​quality education​

We build better futures by enabling a strong and stable educational environment. ​

Quality education is vital for an Africa that thrives

Thanks to you, last year we enabled quality education​ for 787,175 people

People reached

787,175

School meals served

27,871,785

School makeovers​

42

School gardens created

1,079

06. Economy

We drive ​economic growth

We equip our communities with the right skills and access to grow Africa’s economy

A woman plants vegetables which she can sell at the local market

Thanks to your support, last year we upskilled and empowered 244,296 people​

People reached

244,296

Trained in business skills

11,101

Savings groups created

263

Help millions of Africans
provide for themselves.

[email protected]
+27 11 548 3900

[email protected]
+27 11 548 3900

We respond quickly in emergencies

We offer vital support and resources to our communities when they need us most.

Thanks to your support, last year we helped 259,797 people in emergencies

We provide access to clean water

We work with communities to provide access to clean water and better hygiene.

Handwashing stations installed

We boost food security and livelihoods

We help create food security and more sustainable livelihoods for our people.

We ensure good health and nutrition

We provide health and nutritional support for healthier, stronger communities.

Ensuring good health and nutrition for a child in South Sudan

Health screenings

Therapeutic food provided

We support quality education

We build better futures by enabling a strong and stable educational environment.

Thanks to you, last year we enabled quality education for 787,175 people

School makeovers

We drive economic growth

Thanks to your support, last year we upskilled and empowered 244,296 people