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Save Africa's Children is reaching thousands of orphaned and vulnerable children on the African continent. Journey with us into the lives of the children we serve and the programs we support that transform lives and restore hope.
Recent News
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Holiday Gala Raises Funds and Brings Hope to Children in Africa
December 6, 2011
Join us for Save Africa's Children for our 5th Annual Christmas Extravaganza on Friday December 9, 2011 in the West Angeles Crystal Room. more »
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Congratulations to our Contest Winner
October 27, 2011
We would like to congratulate Eva Clarissa Cowles of Los Angeles, California for winning our contest! Eva has won a trip to New York City to see Smokey Robinson in concert. more »
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Drought in Kenya
July 26, 2011
The United Nations has officially declared a drought in the horn of Africa. The drought is its worst in 60 years. Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia are the predominant three countries affected. The individuals most affected are the orphans that depend on caregivers and supported schools for food. more »
Featured Programs
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Kenya Medical Clinic
Since 2003, Save Africa’s Children has provided free medical camps treating over one thousand children each year. On August 16, 2008, SAC officially opened the Dagoretti Community Health Center to provide care for children from nearby slum areas, orphanages and other low income areas that lack access to affordable health care. Over 1,200 children were treated on that day. The Health Center is now open year round and needs your help to continue serving the most vulnerable children in Nairobi, Kenya. It only cost $3 for one child to receive basic health services.
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Mpudulle Day Care Center
The Mpudulle Day Care Center in Johannesburg, South Africa provides early childhood education to the most vulnerable children in their community. They are located in one of the most dangerous environments for young children, a former hostel for mine workers. They desperately need to move to a new location. Save Africa's Children will relocate this center to a safer community so that Mpudulle can expand its programs.
