Lusaka, June 16 2020Since 1991, the Day of the African Child has been celebrated on June 16 to commemorate those killed during the Soweto Uprising in South Africa, and to recognize the courage of the students who marched for their right to an education.The Day of the African Child is also an opportunity to raise awareness for the ongoing need to improve the education of children living across Africa. It’s a need that still very much exists today. Of the 57 million primary school age children currently out of school around the world, over half are from sub-Saharan Africa.- IFSBHWe are happy to have celebrated this day with the children at Care for Kids farm (Orphanage) of Lusaka’s Makeni Area. Utmost gratitude goes to the Reach One Child Foundation (ROCF) for having invited us to grace the event with games and entertainment. ROCF also donated warm clothes to the orphanage in the spirit of caring for kids during this cold season.VSI remains committed to embracing partnerships with organizations whose core business is meaniful community service.
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