At the Good Factory we believe in real help. Together with you we have been manufacturing good in those corners of the world where evil has taken away hope, health, joy and life. We do it in 4 dimensions: by feeding, treating, educating and giving jobs.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mauritania, every week, we help at least 165 children suffering from malnutrition or hunger disease. In 2021, we saved almost 825 little patients from hunger.
The cost of one meal is 15 PLN. To us, it’s just as much as a cup of coffee or a glass of juice. For them, it is the only chance to survive.
The humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo is getting worse. Every day, several dozen children, victims of poverty and the crisis caused by rebellions and bandit attacks, seek help at our nutrition center. In Mauritania, climate change has led to a water deficit resulting in insufficient food production. In both nutrition centers, we have theopportunity to save children from starvation.
The cost of one meal is 15 PLN. To us, it’s just as much as a cup of coffee or a glass of juice. For them, it is the only chance to survive.
The humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo is getting worse. Every day, several dozen children, victims of poverty and the crisis caused by rebellions and bandit attacks, seek help at our nutrition center. In Mauritania, climate change has led to a water deficit resulting in insufficient food production. In both nutrition centers, we have theopportunity to save children from starvation.
Imagine a hospital where the power supply is available for several hours a week, and the personnel consists of four general practitioners who conduct more than 21 000 procedures every year.
Treatment of malaria costs 25 PLN. It is enough to save someone’s life.
Last year, we saved almost 7000 people suffering from malaria. 3353 of these were children below 5 years of age. Without the Good Factory, they would have never got help.
Imagine a hospital where the power supply is available for several hours a week, and the personnel consists of four general practitioners who conduct more than 21 000 procedures every year.
Treatment of malaria costs 25 PLN. It is enough to save someone’s life.
Last year, we saved almost 7000 people suffering from malaria. 3353 of these were children below 5 years of age. Without the Good Factory, they would have never got help.
How much does hope for a better future cost? Only 37.7% people aged 15 or more in Burkina Faso can read and write, the rest are illiterate. That’s more than 6 million people. In the village of Gourcy in Burkina Faso, we teach people to read and write, in Rwanda, we send 20 orphaned children of our hospice patients to schools, and in Senegal we run a vocational school for 56 girls. If it wasn’t for our involvement, our protégés would not get a chance for a better start in life.
For just 40 PLN you can provide a young woman with a day of vocational schooling
BUY A DAY OF LEARNING FOR THE GIRLS OF THE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL IN SENEGAL
The fourth dimension of our activity consists in development of professional skills and creation of new jobs. In Burkina Faso, more than 44% of the population live at the threshold of poverty.
A set of farming tools for one family costs 50 PLN
We struggle with the consequences of climate change. We buy land and drill wells to help families living under very harsh, almost desert-like conditions. We create jobs and teach entrepreneurship. Thanks to this, the local inhabitants are not forced to migrate.
We struggle with the consequences of climate change. We buy land and drill wells to help families living under very harsh, almost desert-like conditions. We create jobs and teach entrepreneurship. Thanks to this, the local inhabitants are not forced to migrate.
The Good Factory comes in where help is needed most. We support the inhabitants of the poorest regions of the world, which are often suffering from wars, humanitarian crises, poverty, hunger and lack of perspectives for the future. We make good there in four dimensions: by treating, feeding, teaching and giving jobs.
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We help in locations that a few people have heard of, and even fewer can imagine the conditions of living there. We won’t change the entire world, but thanks to you, we can change it step by step, helping those who need it most.
In Lebanon, which is in the midst of one of the world’s worst economic downturns, we are standing alongside Adventure of Charity and helping 260 chronically ill and poverty-stricken people with medicines, food and basic hygiene and sanitation products.
We prepare meals for refugees at the camp in Moria on the Greek island of Lesbos.
We counteract hunger which results from poverty and insufficient production of food in this poorly developed country.
In the world’s largest refugee camp, we provide an enriched diet and essential household products for the most vulnerable families, single mothers and women.
At Good Factory we support the homeless through the Roof over a Head program by teaching them how to take responsibility for their lives, step by step. We also respond to the needs of homeless shelters in winter and supply them with care packages with warm coats and shoes.
We support the hospice in Kabuga, which is the first and only institution of this kind in this part of Africa.
In the small village of Gourcy in the northern part of Burkina Faso we have established a farming cooperative, funded construction of a mill and a garden, we are drilling wells, we run a tailoring school, we teach the locals to read, write and count. We do it to give jobs to several dozen families living under harsh, almost desert-like conditions and to prevent migration caused by hunger.
In Saoudé (an extremely poor region in Togo), we provide full equipment for the local pharmacy. Everyone gets the medications they need, and the standard payment is… a bowl of corn, sorghum or another cereal. This food is collected and distributed among those who have nothing to eat in the dry season.
We help the youngest with diagnosed malnutrition, which can lead to hunger disease that poses a threat to their lives.
In the village of Ntamugenga in the province of Northern Kivu we support a hospital. For years, this region has been particularly dangerous: bandits, rebellions, social unrest and a constant threat of a war.
In Dakar, we support a vocational school for girls. We want to give people equal chances. The school diploma is a chance to escape poverty, the necessity to emigrate, a chance for stability, which is necessary to establish a family…
A stay at our hospital is the only chance to get medical care for several thousand inhabitants of the area of Ntamugenga in Northern Kivu. In this particularly dangerous part of the world, we provide everyday treatment for patients suffering from hunger disease and serious malaria, we conduct surgeries and blood transfusions, assist child deliveries and conduct Caesarean sections. See how you can help us save the life and health of patients of the hospital.
Our Angels have no wings, but thanks to support provided by wonderful people, they do wonders in Lebanon, Burkina Faso, in Togo, in a hospital in Congo (DRC), a hospice in Rwanda, in a nutrition center in Mauretania and in a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. Despite the difficult conditions of their work, they prove that together we can push the boundaries of what is possible. You can join the Team of Angels, too!
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5 PLN is a newspaper, a glass of juice… Thanks to 5 PLN paid every week, you can create a good world with us in places where poverty, wars and cruel fate are taking away people’s dignity, leaving them without any hope for a normal, healthy life. High Five us every Friday and see for yourself how much you can do.