According to the UN, Burkina Faso is one of the least developed countries in the world. It has one of the lowest Human Development Index (HDI) values — 0.459, placing the country 186th out of 193.
06.04.2021
Hyacinthe and his mom say hi!
Hyacinthe has been at the medical centre Don Orione in Ouagadougou for the past year. Without you, he would have never received this chance. He is dealing with the effects of early childhood cerebral malaria – limb paresis and developmental delays. When we first brought him to the capital of Burkina Faso, he wasn’t able to move on his own at all. Today we took him to the physiotherapist overseeing his rehabilitation. The doctor reported that the boy has made even more progress. We couldn’t be happier! He still has a long road ahead until he regains full mobility. Physical therapy is tough, but Hyacinth is a fighter. He faces challenges head on and with incredible determination. Just like the Good Factory community, he never gives up. It is this amazing teamwork that allows us to achieve our goals. We’re sure this time will be no different!
Everything we do for children like Hyacinthe, Marie Claire, Joyce in Togo, Celine and many others is possible only thanks to your High Fives! This program provides the simplest tool to change the world. All it takes is 5 PLN a week – really! Regular microdonations can be incredibly impactful as they allow us to plan ahead. With your steady support, we can schedule medical treatment for patients and support them in their long-term recovery. When you sign up for this program, you set up a standing order and once you do, you can watch your donations go to good use, manufacturing GOOD while you go on with your life.
Join us now! Set up a standing order for 5 PLN weekly or 20 PLN monthly to see the great things we can achieve together.
08.09.2025
Illiteracy is not a blank page. It’s a page where fate has already written the whole story for you. Today is International Literacy Day—a day to celebrate those who have been given the most important tool: the ability to read and write. A tool to rewrite your own story, or at least place your own […]
24.06.2025
Aguera is 20 years old, and knows she doesn’t have that much time. In just a few years, she’ll have children, household duties, and fewer opportunities. In Burkina Faso, this is her last chance for education. It’s now or never. She’s doing it for her future. A profession in her hands means she will always […]
12.06.2025
In the small village of Gourcy, a big story is unfolding. Dozens of women are taking the first real exam of their lives. The focus in the room is as intense as during open-heart surgery. Only the top two will receive sewing machines—and with them, the chance to open their own tailoring business. For these […]
