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Sierra Leone Maternal Care; meet Mamie Baindu |
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 Many years ago, a woman named Ballu came to Mamie after hearing of the high quality care provided by the clinics. Ballu was facing severe pregnancy complications that could have proved fatal, but thanks to Mamie and her nurses Ballu delivered a healthy baby girl. Ballu’s daughter, Hawa, is now a grown woman living far away in the city of Freetown – but for her medical care she prefers to return to the clinic that saved her mother’s life and delivered her safely into the world.
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Read more... [Sierra Leone Maternal Care; meet Mamie Baindu]
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April 7th was World Health Day... |
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 ...but not Everyone Celebrated
This year's World Health Day – the annual celebration commemorates the anniversary of the WHO’s formation in 1948 – held special significance at Bread and Water for Africa®. It called us to action to eradicate one of the most neglected but serious tropical diseases throughout developing countries.
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Read more... [April 7th was World Health Day...]
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 Thousands of children die every year from water-borne illnesses that are easily preventable. Where there is unsafe water, there are diseases. Where there is clean water and sanitation - there is health; there is life. Particularly in the rural communities of Sierra Leone, the need for clean water is extremely urgent. It is literally a matter of life and death.
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Read more... [Water Wells Change Lives]
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 Buy a Gift, Change a Life...
Food, doctor’s visits, clean water, training…give the gifts that change lives in Africa. |
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 See what we accomplished in 2011 through our many important programs throughout Africa. Download the 2011 Annual Report.
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Read more... [Read Our Annual Report!]
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Bread and Water for Africa® is proud to be recognized by:
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