Preserving African folk tales for children. Is a small not for profit organisation who are dedicated to finding oral African folktales and preserving them in colorful books for children. We translate, illustrate, print and distribute stories to kids in some of the worlds most remote and basic schools, orphanages and villages. Click on the picture to see a short video of our work. Save the African wild dog.

Changing Children, Changing Africa.

We believe children are the future. Have adequate food and shelter. Have the opportunity to learn and go to school. Be cared for and nurtured. Live without fear, with the expectation of equality and justice. Be given a voice and have their opinions respected and concerns addressed. We are working to break down the barriers preventing African children leading happy and fulfilled lives.

Friday, August 31, 2012. Katherine Tate-Bradish Named Associate Expert for Sex Education and HIV Prevention. Katherine Tate-Bradish was recently appointed project leader of a new initiative to train large numbers of African sex educators in rural areas and provide the means to sustain their work through private enterprise. E Faithful, use C. The two-year initiative, which is now being organized by Tate-Bradish in collaborat.