Theo is having chemotherapy and lives in a cold home with little in the way of home comforts.
A cancer diagnosis for a young baby
Their smiles tell us the girls are happy. They feel safe and know that an education will open doors for them in the future.
Amara, TeacherWe were approached to help a strugging school in Africa. The number of girls attending school on a regular basis had dropped dramatically. The journey to school each day was treacherous , the girls never knew if this would be the day that they would be assaulted as they walked.
By setting up a dormitory, the girls have a safe space. They are cared for, fed, educated and are looking forward to a better future.
Stories from others we have helped
We were cooking on a camping stove and washing clothes in the bath
Sarah and her family were left with nothing when the bailiffs arrived
The Link Foundation provided baby milk when the cupboard was bare
My baby was hungry and I was desperate
My husband’s death has left us with large debts
My children are having a tough time coming to terms
‘I sold my bed for £20 to buy food for my brother and sister’
The Link Foundation really helped us to get back on track
