‘Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world’ (Nelson Mandela)
The UN estimates there are one million orphans in Zimbabwe, one million lives each with the potential to change the world and one million reasons to support Creating Better Futures.
Our mission is to provide each orphan and vulnerable child in Zimbabwe with the necessary tools to achieve their potential. Principally each child receives support to access primary, secondary and tertiary or higher education.
We empower girls and women to have equal opportunities in education and self-sufficiency by providing reusable sanitary products, vocational skills training and sustainable income generating projects.
We believe in a world where every child has the opportunity to achieve their potential, positively impact their lives, future outcomes and benefit their community.
Creating Better Futures is registered as a charity (1148929) and as a company limited by guarantee (7856205) in England and Wales.
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The SOS Africa Children's Charity is a non-profit, UK registered charity, which funds the education and care of underprivileged African township children.
SOS Africa is unique because it guarantees that: "Every penny donated to the SOS Africa Children's Charity will be invested in the futures of the children we support - All expenses are covered by Gift Aid."
Since 2003 we have provided disadvantaged children, from grades 1 to 12, with a personal education programme or learning support scheme tailored specifically to their needs. This holistic approach enables children to break the cycle of poverty and reach their full potential. SOS Africa has been involved in many charitable projects including the Hyundai/SOS Africa 2010 Football World Cup Project, which ending up being one of the largest charity projects organised during the competition.
SOS Africa now receives support from a network of volunteers, fundraisers and supporters from across the globe; with this help SOS Africa aims to fund the education, care and welfare of many more underprivileged African township children in the future.
We can only do this with your help...