Celine and Caroline have returned to their home, thanks to you

Burkina Faso

According to the UN, Burkina Faso is one of the least developed countries in the world. It has one of the lowest Human Development Index (HDI) values — 0.459, placing the country 186th out of 193.

Overview:
  • 36.7% of the population live on less than 1.90 USD per day
  • the youth literacy rate is 53.6%, remaining among the lowest in the world
  • only 34.5% of people aged 15 and above can read and write
  • 31.4% of the employed population work in agriculture
We teach resourcefulness and the basics of farming to about

45

families from the village of Gourcy
We are training

47

women for the profession of a dressmaker

27.09.2021

Although everyone in Gourcy is eagerly awaiting the rain, fearing the famine that could result from crop failure and drying fields, there is also joy, and for Celine, simply bliss. Finally, after a nearly year-long stay in the capital, Ouagadougou, she returned to Gourcy with her dearest treasure, Caroline.

It is thanks to you that this little one was born. It was your support that allowed Celine to receive specialist gynaecological care during the whole pregnancy. You paid for all the tests, hospital bills and a few months’ stay in the capital city near one of the best hospitals. After several failed pregnancies and the verdicts of the local feldshers, you have given Celine the energy and will to live a new lease of life. Today she has someone to share it with!

This is how the production of good works at the Good Factory! Celine and her baby are just further proof of how your purchases at GoodWorks 24/7 can change people’s lives. All you have to do is to give someone in our care a BOUQUET OF GOOD today and make that which seems impossible become a reality in their lives. If you want to create stories like that of Celine, give the women of Burkina Faso a Bouquet of Good!

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16,071 EUR
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