The second largest country of Africa, full of paradoxes. On one hand, it is rich in natural resources (including cobalt, copper, coltan, crude oil, diamonds, gold); on the other hand, its inhabitants are among the poorest in the world. For decades, the DRC has been suffering from prolonged conflicts that have led to one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world.
14.09.2022
This is Huruma. We are now fighting for his life. We do not know if we will win this fight. We only took it up thanks to you!
Along with two-month-old Huruma, we are also treating his mother. She was the first to fall into malnutrition. They were both taken to hospital already with symptoms of hunger disease.
There is already a humanitarian crisis in Ntamugenga and the entire region. Lack of water, lack of food, caused by the fact that thousands of residents have no access to their farmlands as a result of the warfare, has made the situation more complicated day by day. No other humanitarian organisations have been able to reach the area for two months. Our hospital is only functioning thanks to you!
At the moment Huruma is on oxygen. We are fighting for him. We know, unfortunately, that he will not be the last. The consequence of war is starvation. Those in need of rescue are growing in number every day. More and more children are also starting to get sick. This is the result of increasingly cold nights and the fact that in our area alone, 15,000 families that were forced to flee, are sleeping in the open air.
Let’s join forces and together march to the rescue of our hospital in Congo!
21.09.2025
This is a report from the front lines of the fight for health—written today with sweat and human strength. This lamp and operating table didn’t arrive by courier or in a large humanitarian shipment. They were handed over at the Rwandan border, from hand to hand, like the most precious baton in a relay. The […]
08.08.2025
Eleven years of Good Factory. A time in which the world has changed many times over, and we’ve changed with it. But one thing has remained constant: our presence, and yours. We are together where a world shaken by war and poverty forgets the individual. On three continents, in eleven countries, we strive not only […]
13.06.2025
Did you take a painkiller this morning? Or maybe you’re fighting off a mild cold? It might seem like no big deal. But these small things can mean that tomorrow—on World Blood Donor Day—you won’t be able to donate blood. These strict safety procedures, in Poland and worldwide, are the foundation of modern transfusion medicine, […]
