Africa

Despite progress in the last 30 years child mortality rates are still high. We've embarked on a plan to make Ethiopia a place where children can thrive.

We work with the poorest people in Kenya, including nomadic communities, refugees from war-torn Somalia, and vulnerable children with uncertain futures.

In partnership with Wall's and Symrise, we have supported more than 40,000 people across 76 villages in Madagascar.

We want to lift tens of thousands of Mozambique’s families out of profound poverty and set the agenda for early childhood education nationwide.

We started work here after the 1994 genocide. We’re helping communities protect their children and running a major programme to improve children's literacy.

We’re reducing malnutrition in children under five. We're providing children of all ages with an education and protection from violence and abuse.

We’ve been working here for more than 40 years. We’re focusing on improving access to education and basic healthcare across the country.

We’ve been working in Tanzania for more than 10 years. We’re saving lives by providing healthcare, food and shelter to vulnerable children.

We started work in Uganda in 1959. We’re working to reduce child deaths from preventable diseases and to protect children affected by HIV and AIDS.

We began our work in Zimbabwe around 25 years ago. With life expectancy among the lowest in the world, we’re working to protect and care for vulnerable children.

Still struggling to recover from the last drought, right now children need our help to fight back against this crisis – and have the chance to reach their potential.

We work with local authorities to improve education and provide much-needed treatment for children with acute malnutrition.

In Guinea, we’re saving and improving children's lives through our child protection, education, healthcare and vocational programmes.

We’ve been working in Ivory Coast since 1996. Our teams provide care and support to those vulnerable to violence and abuse.

We first came to Liberia in the aftermath of the civil war. Today, we respond to emergencies and run a range of programmes on health, child protection and education.

We're helping the poorest families prepare for the most difficult times so that they can always give their children the care they need.

We’re saving lives by providing free access to healthcare and food. And we’re protecting vulnerable children.

We started work here in 2001. We’re improving access to healthcare for pregnant women and children. And we're getting children back into school.

Our work in Senegal focuses on the importance of keeping families together and promoting the positive impact that this has on children's lives.

Since 1999, we’ve been working on reducing deaths in childbirth and protecting women and children from violence and abuse.

Since 1994, we’ve been helping children caught in conflict. We’re reuniting children with their families and helping to give them an education.

We’re giving practical and emotional support to children affected by HIV and AIDS. And we're working to protect children from abuse and exploitation.