

President George W. Bush has appointed Africare president Julius E. Coles to serve on the Board of Directors of the United States African Development Foundation. Learn more >>
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Africare joined the African American community to celebrate the Black Family Reunion in Washington, DC early September. As an exhibitor, Africare highlighted its work on the African continent at the annual event which is recognized as the largest and most significant family affair in the USA. View Pictures>>
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Traveling throughout Mozambique on the way to Rwanda, Africare Board Member Senator Frist stopped to visit one of Africare’s HIV/AIDS Projects in the town of Vanduzi, Mozambique. Read more about his visit and follow Sen. Frist on the rest of his journey to tell “the good story of Africa.” Read Sen. First’s Blog>>
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Africare donors recently returned from a tour of East and South Africa. The trip focused on Africare’s Health and HIV/AIDS programs in Tanzania, Uganda and South Africa.
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Urgent food deliveries to counter the global food crisis are needed now more than ever, but just as important are programs to help people help themselves over their lifetimes. Africare was founded in 1970 in response to severe drought and hunger and has been developing long-term, sustainable food and nutrition projects ever since.
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In eastern Chad, Africare manages the Gaga Refugee Camp — providing shelter, food, medical care, other aid to more than 20,000 Darfurian refugees. (USAID photo/C. Reintsma) Learn more >>

The African Well Fund partners with Africare to bring safe, plentiful water to communities in Africa — for example, Sierra Leone's Lowoma Mandu village. (Sheila McKinnon photo)
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