In 2021, through this partnership, Develop Africa and Gen Hybrid Systems, LLC set up a computer lab at the Kamakwie Wesleyan School, Kamakwie Sierra Leone. Kamakwie is approximately 168 miles from Freetown (the capital city), population (around 8000). Many youths in this community have never had access to any computer training - making this an ideal location for this intervention.
Sylvester Renner, the President of Develop Africa, has received the African International Achievers [AfIA] 2012 Award.
AfIA Awards are the largest Social Impact awards of, by and about Africa, highlighting the greatest Champions of Social Progress by nonprofits, socially conscious businesses, and individuals worldwide.
Your donation of a dollar will provide two exercise books / notebooks.
Johnson City, [Tennessee] – Develop Africa, Inc. partnered with the Philanthroper.com to provide school supplies to children in Africa.
Children in Africa are in dire need of school supplies. The average classroom lacks the basic essential school supplies that make for a meaningful educational experience for kids. Develop Africa is responding to this need and helping to provide school supplies to school children in Africa.
In connection with the FAWE Lab Project, we now have an online calendar where you can sponsor an hour. day, week, month or entire year.
We are currently participating in a competition which Globalgiving UK is hosting. We would appreciate your help!
Thanks to your support, this week in partnership with Helps INTernational (HINT) Cameroon, 3 computer labs were handed over to schools. Develop Africa helped recruit 2 volunteers - Brandon Turner and Robert Arlt - and sent supporting funds. Thanks for your on-going support that is making all this and more possible. View photos
Information about the computer labs
Special thanks to our partner UniversalGiving, links to donate to Develop Africa's projects are featured on the "A Dollar a Day: The Strongest Link" LinkTV Page.
In the documentary, A Dollar A Day: The Strongest Link, the central character is Bulewla Princess Cima, an HIV positive health worker who is six months pregnant. Bulewla, a single mother, earns enough money to support her family through her position as a community health worker with the aid organization Wola Nani.
July 2010 - Develop Africa has been featured as a top gift package on UniversalGiving. This distinction should make it easier for visitors to find and donate to this project.
Develop Africa was delighted to receive notice of this distinction and recognition. Develop Africa has been a partner with UniversalGiving since 2006.
Families in Sierra Leone face unprecedented challenges due to rising costs. Inflation makes it difficult for them to afford basic food staples such as rice, cooking oil, and onions.
Extending a helping hand can alleviate a significant burden and provide essential relief to the less fortunate.
Help provide relief by donating today!
