World Cargo International

This company delivers that "family" feel to the way they deal with customers. They have become actively involved with us as a charity

World Cargo International UK

 The Africa Guide 
where Africa comes to you

This site provide information about visiting Africa and also a list of links to charities working in Africa.

Revival Times International Ministries  www.revivaltimesintl.org

The church under leadership of Zamani Sithole is building a new secondary school in a high density population area of 25,000 where no school exists. We are please to be able to support this development

C4CC started with a group of school students in Wakefield.
Working with Elite Textiles who specialise in recycling clothing they want to make a real difference in the world
They were involved in the 2010 abseil at Fort Dunlop

On this page we add links to websites that we feel have
something to offer and that is in keeping with the charity's objects.
 

The charity, which is working in Malawi, Africa, needs enthusiastic and dedicated volunteer teaching assistants to help at a local primary school and nursery schools, volunteer doctors and nurses to help in a local health centre, and environmental volunteers to help with tree planting and other environmental projects

Mutasa Community Development Project
MCDP

Aid2Africa cut its teeth with this organisation which has done a lot of work in the Mutasa District of Zimbabwe. It was from MCDP that Aid2Africa.co.uk was born

Zimbabwe Watchmen

a group of Zimbabweans who spend a lot of time praying for their nation and its current problems

'Primach' is a locally led organisation based in the Zambian village of Choma and also works in Lusaka. An exciting project which started in 2000 to help vulnerable children.

To break the cycle of poverty in Africa, access to clean water for drinking and water for irrigation must be improved. Pump Aid builds appropriate technology water pumps, that can be maintained by poor rural communities without any outside assistance.
These pumps provide clean drinking water and can also be used to sustain crops during the dry season or through periods when rains fail.
Pump Aid works mainly in Zimbabwe but is currently expanding operations into Malawi and Mozambique.