The Alliance has a long-standing relationship with the government of Mali to provide vaccinations in villages in and around the Ouelessebougou Commune. The Alliance provides vaccinations for the following diseases: polio, yellow fever, measles, tuberculosis, diphtheria, hepatitis A, the flu, and tetanus. The Alliance will provide a total of 5,300 vaccinations this year. The Alliance also provides training for village health agents and matrons--teaching them how to prevent disease and illness.

Last year 1,750 children attended school in 11 village elementary schools that the Alliance currently supports. Since the inception of Alliance education programs, girls' school enrollment has increased substantially. The Alliance works with Village Education Councils to enforce the enrollment of girls in the classrooms; provide textbooks, supplies, and benchdesks for a strong education environment, and to enforce a partnership with the Malian government to ensure long-term sustainability.

9.6% of children living in Mali, one of the most impoverished countries in the world, have no means of feeding themselves. ACFA provides lodging, food, health care and education to these children.

We aid homeless children by enrolling them in to schools and supervise them through a curriculum based after school program.

Association La Voute Nubienne (AVN) trains villagers in Mali to build environmentally sound, healthy, houses with mud brick vaults - a valid alternative to expensive timber, sheet metal and cement.

Through Action for Health, the Mali Health Organizing Project provides health care for children in West African slums in exchange for their parent’s community service.

The PFCF is building a music school in Kirina, Mali, which will provide music education and vital resources to children and the community of this remote and impoverished village.

With treatment and access to HIV care, all children of HIV infected mothers can be born HIV Free. Providing HIV treatment to the mother prior to childbirth and during breastfeeding can prevent HIV.

Project Yelen is important because it will provide electricity, education, jobs, healthcare, and clean water to the villagers of Salamale. Energy For Opportunity and Project Yelen are teaming up to provide a solar powered community charging station (CCS) for the community of Salamale in Mali. The CCS will disseminate LED lighting to households, and pave the way for more solar power projects in the community's schools and health clinic in future.

This project provides 100 vulnerable Malian children with homes, home cooked meals, health care, education, a 15-square-foot home, and a 2-acres farm that will produce their food.