Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children

by Association Jeunesse Espoir (AJE)
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Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
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Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children
Sea invasion in Senegal: let us save the children

Project Report | Aug 31, 2018
The end of the tunnel not yet seen

By Fara Ndiaye | Executive Director

Since the fury of the waves unleashed on the riverside houses along the beach of Saint-Louis causing the displacement of hundreds of families in shelters of fortunes outside the city.
the situation of the affected populations is getting worse and that of the children who are most affected in this disaster.
At present, we are in winter and the rains came overwhelmed their situation. Torrential rains have torn apart several tents that serve as their dwelling place and the entire inhabited area is flooded in an indescribable way.

At this moment, the Hope Youth Association is helpless in the face of this catastrophe that overwhelms the children who are the most affected and the most invisible. because we raised only $ 70 for this well thought out project that can save hundreds of children.

We are once again appealing to the entire Global giving community to support these children in the grip of sadness and despair.

In this report we have attached a touching video filmed by an online newspaper in the city of Saint-Louis, showing the desolation and despair of the affected populations who feel betrayed by the government that made them many unrealized promises. this video is in Wolof (local tongue) and for those who do not understand Wolof then the images of the video are very explicit.

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Location: Senegal
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Saint-Louis , Saint-Louis Senegal

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