As one of the non-for-profit organization in the fight against poverty and deprivation across Sub sahara Africa. We currently work in more than 10 communities in West Africa. We save the lives of malnourished children while providing communities with access to livelihood and sustainable solutions. For over five years, our partners operating in West African […]
There is a great need for the work of Future Light Africa in some rural communities and deprived urban settlements in Ghana.In response, our work is incorporating financial sponsorship into our programs for orphans and vulnerable families. We have worked on improving the lives of over 2,000 young people through direct Intervention.We are strengthening emotional
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A sound and qualitative education helps children reach their full potential; however, for millions of children and youth in Africa, it is beyond reach and many are not learning basic skills like reading, math and other technical skills if they do attend school. Future Light africa works to build and run techical training for school
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Surprisingly, over 200 million people in Africa still do not have access to proper sanitation and hygiene. A sizable number of these people live in sub-Saharan Africa.Future Light Africa works to improve the water supply and cleanliness of human settlements in over 10 communities where we now currently operate in. We also work to promote
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Future Light Africa generates evidence-based insights and recommendations for policymakers to ensure that all children in Sub Sahara Africa survive, thrive and are protected. Our policy team educates and cultivates political leadership to adopt proven practices, policies and programs for the Africa’s most vulnerable children, families and communities. And our advocacy enables us to disseminate
At some point in life it is highly likely that you will be asked by someone (you might even be the one asking yourself), what you are good at. This is a relatively common question, but for some, it can cause distress. If you do not have an immediate answer to such a question –
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