ACV aims to reach approximately 25,000 people with water, sanitation and food. Kindly support our efforts in helping these communities build resilience towards future occurences of drought.
Fighting Malnutrition:
An ACV supported health facility in Ijara, Kenya is making sure that children under the age of five, and pregnant and lactating mothers can get quality nutritional care. ACV will continue to work with additional government health facilities in Kenya towards a significant reduction in the rates of acute malnitrition.
Education in Emergencies:
ACV’s humanitarian response seeks to integrate an education program to respond not only through scholarships, but also by supporting safe and supportive learning environments for the girls. Support our education campaign: “100girls in 100 days”
Linking and Learning:
Our Volunteer program links the need for skills within various community projects (in Kenya and Northern Uganda) to the availability of such skills from individuals locally and internationally. Volunteer Teachers, Nurses, Medical doctors, and Social workers have become a critical part of ACVs identity.
Investing in generations:
The quality of leadership communities will have in future depends on the quality of investment we dedicate to that future leadership. We engage with schools to create an environment supportive of learning and psychosocial growth
Engaging Communities:
Communities need to proactively involve in finding solutions to the development challenges they face. Helping them build resilience is our core business.
Picture this: Imagine if Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, had been born one of the 600 million girls who live in the developing world. Imagine if his inventive mind -- rather than being given the opportunity to create, flourish, and ultimately change the world -- had been squandered by poor health and inadequate education.
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