My Journeys to Africa: Believe in ZERO

12 September, 2012

Believe in ZERO

Before any unimaginable idea can become real, there has to be someone who believes in it. We believe in ZERO.

ZERO preventable child deaths

ZERO starving children

ZERO exploited children

If you believe, share this video.

Then go to http://unicefuse.org and take action.

UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to provide vaccines, safe water, improved nutrition, education, protection and emergency relief to the children who need it most.

--UNICEF

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The Experience of a Lifetime

On January 8, 2011, I started an internship in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, Africa. The program I worked with was called Cross Cultural Solutions. I was working in an orphanage, school, and daycare for kids with developmental disabilities for 12 weeks. Organizations like the children's orphanages, daycares, and centers for street children have a lack of available funding and an increase in disease -- including HIV/AIDS -- and leaves many children without available, qualified caregivers. As a CCS volunteer, I was able to provide one-on-one attention and care that these children may not otherwise receive.