Health Care Program
We are working with our partners in Cameroon, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and Zambia to provide access to health care services for tens of thousands. In Cameroon, your support has helped us to construct a clinic and a primary school.
“The people of Sierra Leone are lovely and hospitable. However, they are limited by illiteracy, joblessness and difficulties of accessing the basic necessities of life. Your support is contributing immensely in alleviating the suffering of the masses. Your assistance will create lasting impact on the lives of children yet unborn. Women who were mostly affected during the war, who could not afford to provide a day’s meal for themselves and a basic maternal care they need to survive, but now, the pregnant women do have maternal care. Thank you!”
Reverend Francis A. M. Mambu. Faith Healing Development Organization Founder and Executive Director, Sierra Leone
OUR IMPACT IN 2019
people in Sierra Leone received medical care, counseling and health education at three clinics operated by Faith Healing Development Organization and supported by Bread and Water for Africa®.
individuals received basic health care services at the Kebeneti Dispensary in Kenya.
individuals received medical care through donated medicines at Salale University’s healthcare programs at four hospitals and eleven clinics in Ethiopia.
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Executive Director Visits Partners in Kenya and Uganda; Seeks Potential Additional Ones
Bread and Water for Africa® Executive Director Beth Tessema recently returned from an extended visit to Kenya to meet with Phyllis Keino, our international spokesperson and founder and director of the Lewa Children’s Home, to evaluate its progress and conduct a needs...
Bread and Water for Africa welcomes our new partner in Sierra Leone, The Rural Youth Development Organization
The Rural Youth Development Organization – Sierra Leone (RYDO-SL) operates the Mokoba Health Center in a rural region where most of the residents of the area are subsistence farmers with an average number of six children who struggle simply to survive on what they can...