Sponsor A Child

Mamoudou lives with his parents in a village called Lppe II, a village in the community of Kalela where they have no access to clean water and electricity. They practice agriculture and traditional fishing, as their main source of income. They live in huts made of banco. With only US$340 in income that the father generates each year, eating twice a day throughout the year, they struggle to improve their living conditions. Mamoudou is an admirable little boy, goes to school and does the CEC, he is in good health, no disability, he likes to play tug-of-war with his classmates, sleeps with his parents in a local bed under an old mosquito net. Your sponsorship will certainly help him to improve his standard of living, health and have a better future.

Ending child poverty begins with Mamoudou. It’s easy. It’s impactful.