By Fara Ndiaye | Executive Director
The situation of children who are victims of the ravages of the advance of my sea is increasingly precarious.
As a reminder, the advance of the sea had destroyed more than a hundred houses bordering the Atlantic Ocean in Saint-Louis of Senegal, West Africa.
This disaster caused the displacement of thousands of families who lost everything in precarious shelters in tents outside the city. Children are doubly victimized and may not go to school because of their parents' lack of resources.
Government and municipal assistance is limited to the distribution of food, sheets, blankets, etc.
But so far no one is thinking of the future of the hundreds of children who have to go back to school or who have to start school and who can not because of the extremely vulnerable situation of the affected parents.
That's why in this report we are still appealing to the fantastic community of global giving to help those children who have the right to education and food.
We sincerely hope that the call will be heard because since we posted this project we have received three donations from three wonderful people who have kindly contributed.
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