We want to use this opportunity to thank KTCT donors to our water, sanitation and hygiene project for the generosity and concern they have for the less privileged. We pray that Almighty God continues to bless the supporters financially, and protect their lives as they continue to put broad smiles on people’s faces in Cameroon and the world at large. The difference KTCT supporters of this project will make in the lives of the children and the communities will include: a dramatic reduction of the infant mortality rate; an increase in girls’ enrolment in school; an improvement in examination results;…

I would like to extend my deepest gratitude for generous grant of £10,000 to build a four classroom primary school extension and a four compartment, VIP disabled friendly latrine at the African Child Academy, Nangalama Village, Bugiri District, Uganda. In whole of Bugiri District , it will be the first of its kind for African Child In Need /African Child Academy Nursery and primary school to have VIP disabled friendly latrine. This project will help expand African Child In Need free-of-cost school, which run exclusively for the underprivileged children from incredibly disadvantaged families. The grant is going to provide us…

We thank The KTCT supporters for this life-changing intervention. Sierra Leone has many physically disabled people partly from the ten-year civil war, and the polio epidemic that accompanied it. They are extremely marginalised and ostracised, with many having to rely on begging on the streets for their daily food. Some of the disabled are single mothers who used to carry their babies on the streets, asking strangers for money to buy food for them and their children. Some of the babies were conceived in rape on the streets. The setting-up of a community that is run entirely by the disabled is a developmental…

We thank you dearly for your email and funding our project. The project has progressed well and activities undertake include building vocational/ training center, equipping the training center with training equipment and resources, enrolling 25 vulnerable young women that are now undertaking training in basic accounting/ book-keeping, tailoring, making of re-usable sanitary pads and poultry keeping. We however made a few changes owing to weather patterns at the front part of the vocational/ training center, and there may be some structural difference of the final vocational center and previous photo that we might have sent. Beneficiaries have now realized the…