Project Report
| May 16, 2023
Many thanks for making a difference
By Emanuele Santi | President
We are pleased to inform you that your contribution has been very essential for us and we are formally closing this project.
COVID had a devastating impact on many countries and we were pleased to have a tangile impact on the life of many in an innovative way.
With your help we have provided assistance and nutrition to people in need such as rice, oil, beans, soap, flour
We cannot fail to express gratitude to all of you once again. Please keep on visiting our projects Donate to Afrilanthropy (globalgiving.org) and exploring further ways you can make a difference
Once again thank you - Obrigado
Dec 2, 2021
1000 thank you
By Simone Santi | Country Manager Afrilanthropy
We are pleased to inform you that thanks to your generous support over 1000 people have now benefited from our voucher scheme. With the new COVID Omicron variant rummaging thorugh Southern Africa, the country is lined up for more lock down and economic consequences which will affect the most vulnerable.
This comes at a particularly difficult moment as the country attempted to recover from major shocks, including the debt crisis, the devastating effects of recent cyclones and terrorist attacks in the North, where many of our target beneficiaries are located.
Your support will continue to be critical.
Please consider telling your friends and family about our project—you can share this link to our GlobalGiving project on social media, or just bring us up in conversation.
Sharing with your community why you chose to support our organization will help us increase the work we can do in our community.
Thank you
Simone
Jul 15, 2021
Preparing for the third wave
By Simone Santi | Afrilanthropy Mozambique Country Manager
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The third wave of Covid-19 cases is spreading faster in Africa and hitting harder on a continent facing a shortage of vaccines, the World Health Organization (WHO) regional office recenetly warned. The latest wave threatens to be the worst to date in Africa. New restrictions are expected to push more people into poverty, notably street vendors, informal workers which already suffered from previous lock downs and are just resuming activities. Afrilanthropy has been one of the first organization in Mozambique to develop a deliver support in a unique partnership between local churches, grocery stores and private sector. Our model has proven to be successful and been replicated by the local churches. As the world attention is now focused on other issues, it is key to share light on the unfolding drama we are experiencing. So we count on your continued generosity to support our program and enable us to support as many people as possible in Mozambique.