Building on the Assets of the
African Woman
“Whatsoever you do to the least of my brethren, that you do unto me”
(Matt. 25:40)
We believe that Africa needs solidarity and collaboration not pity and sympathy. In order to realize this mission, we commit ourselves to reaching out to African women and rural communities, faith-based women’s groups in order to promote educational initiatives, capacity-building, the agency and rights of women in wealth creation, and rural water and sanitation projects.
CSA will reach out to African women, and rural communities, and faith-based groups to promote the education of vulnerable and poor children especially girls, empowerment of women through support for income generating activities and skills acquisition, access to water and sanitation, and food security through agriculture.
Our Mission
We are a faith-based registered international charity working with rural women in five African countries. Our mission is to find where God is present in the lives of poor and vibrant communities.
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CSA is entirely run and staffed by volunteers. Every dollar you give goes to the African women we support.
Our Projects
Our projects provide food security, water and sanitation, micro-credit, skills development, and women’s rights education, advocacy and support.
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We believe that Africa needs solidarity and collaboration not pity and sympathy.
We are determined to support asset based grass roots goals than needs-based interventionist approaches.
In order to realize this, we reach out to African women and rural communities, religious groups and non-religious organizations to promote educational initiatives, capacity-building, women empowerment, and rural water and sanitation projects
Food For Thought
It is simply a myth that poverty cannot be conquered. Worldwide poverty can be overcome if people all over the world realize that our destiny is tied. When someone in any part of the world dies of hunger, a part of me dies; if the environment is wounded in any part of the world, something of who I am is hurt; if someone somewhere in the world is humiliated and abused by poverty and unhealthy living conditions, my human dignity is also abused.
What is required for poverty to remain in the world especially in Africa is for Africans to give up hope and non-Africans to treat the poverty of Africa as if it did not matter to world peace and prosperity. – Stan Chu Ilo
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