About Us

Caring Hearts for Africa's Disadvantaged Children is a democratic organisation, which is not political or religious affiliated, based on the voluntary involvement of its members.

Our Vision is a world:

1. Which values, respects and defends children;
2. Which gives children hope to a better future;
3. Protects children from abuse, violence and exploitation; and
4. Enshrines to each person that a child as a right too.

Mission Statement

Children have special rights, a right to life and development. CHADC endeavours to have those rights respected and defended without discrimination.

Our Values

1. We value the fact that children are special and that they not be discriminated against;
2. We value all the children’s rights;
3. We value the survival and healthy development of children;
4. We value quality education being provided to children which enhances lives.

Our Aim

1. To assist the children of asylum seekers in UK access mainstream services and to improve their quality of life;
2. To reduce the number of educationally disadvantaged children.
3. To increase primary and secondary school participation and completion.
4. To improve the children’s quality of life by improving their nutrition and health care.

Objectives

1. The promotion of the welfare of children by alleviating the hardships imposed on children by the social economic situations;

2. To assist the children of asylum seekers in UK access mainstream services and to improve their quality of life through;

2.1 The provision of a Homework Club
2.2 After School Activities
2.3 Guardian Workshops
2.4 Trips & Outings

3. To sponsor children in Africa through primary, secondary and higher education by;

3.1 payment of their school fees and provision of scholarships to those in higher education;
3.2 provision of school uniforms and all educational materials such as books, etc;

4. To set up and run feeding schemes for children and those children infected and affected by the Aids pandemic;

5. To provide counseling to children infected and affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic and have lost one or both parents;

6. To train and educate school leavers in useful and beneficial skills in order to sustain themselves;

7. To support identified schools in Africa with equipment and any necessary repairs and development as required, to benefit both children and the communities at large;

8. To provide recreation facilities and maintain them.