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Together with ADC, we have built a holistic, integrated, multisectoral approach to helping the children of Malawi thrive. Our approach brings together clean water, education, a feeding program, safe housing and community centers and microloans.
Raising $515,000 to reach 15,000 children and their family members in Malawi, Uganda and Zambia—that’s Thriving Kids Africa immediate, urgent goal. But it is part
In rural Malawi, where Esther Fabiano lives, only 10 percent of rural Malawi students complete secondary school. But Esther has big dreams for her son.
In Uganda, a special group of girls gather to pray, greeting each other with a friendly smile before bowing their heads to thank the Lord
“In the developing world, water is either a source of life—or a source of extreme illness and death,” Cross International President and CEO Kelly Miller
Uganda offers a rich sensory experience, full of sounds, sights, aromas and flavors of a culture that draws from dozens of ethnic groups. The diverse
Four out of five Ugandan girls do not attend high school and more than 700,000 girls in Uganda between the ages of six to twelve
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Together with ADC, we have built a holistic, integrated, multisectoral approach to helping the children of Malawi thrive. Our approach brings together clean water, education, a feeding program, safe housing and community centers and microloans.
Raising $515,000 to reach 15,000 children and their family members in Malawi, Uganda and Zambia—that’s Thriving Kids Africa immediate, urgent goal. But it is part
In rural Malawi, where Esther Fabiano lives, only 10 percent of rural Malawi students complete secondary school. But Esther has big dreams for her son.
In Uganda, a special group of girls gather to pray, greeting each other with a friendly smile before bowing their heads to thank the Lord
“In the developing world, water is either a source of life—or a source of extreme illness and death,” Cross International President and CEO Kelly Miller
Uganda offers a rich sensory experience, full of sounds, sights, aromas and flavors of a culture that draws from dozens of ethnic groups. The diverse
Four out of five Ugandan girls do not attend high school and more than 700,000 girls in Uganda between the ages of six to twelve
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