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.
We built the community center to offer protection to children in the world’s largest refugee camp.
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.
The level of psychological knowledge here is very low, so therapists support the local population in recognition of symptoms of mental diseases that require advanced treatment, and they provide therapy.
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.
We help the youngest with diagnosed malnutrition, which can lead to hunger disease that poses a threat to their lives.
We prepare meals for refugees at the camp in Moria on the Greek island of Lesbos.
Adventure of Charity reaches 260 patients. They are mostly chronically ill patients. Dr. Elias is always looking for new ways to get them the medications they need.
We counteract hunger which results from poverty and insufficient production of food in this poorly developed country.
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 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…
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.