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AFG Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Exploration Grant

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We are thrilled to announce that AFG has received a Grand Challenges Exploration grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. This grants funds new and innovative ideas to solve the world’s persistent health problem. AFG will be running a pilot project that will allow people living in remote areas of Guinea to directly communicate via [...]

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Bringing Water to Schools

Water in Schools

We have been fortunate enough to have great success with our water and sanitation projects in hospitals around Conakry, Guinea’s capital. According to the Director of Jean Paul II, Dr. Soumah, the installation of the well and subsequent sanitation program has helped reduce its hospital acquired infections by more than 60%, and has lowered patient-to-patient [...]

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Update on little Sawdah

Sawdah - Follow up

Our favorite Peace Corps volunteer Deborah LaFavre went back to Gambia to visit and brought news back with her. She had this to say about her stay: “One of the highlights of my trip was getting to meet Sawdah and her entire family! Baba, Sawdah, and Mom had just returned from their follow up doctor’s [...]

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Where is Guinea?

The Republic of Guinea

The Republic of Guinea is located on the Atlantic Coast of West Africa. Bordering Senegal, Mali, Cote D’ivoire, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea Bissau, Guinea has a population of 10 million and a land area of 245, 860 square km, slightly smaller than Oregon. Current AFG projects are located in the capital, Conarky, Boké, Labé [...]

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  • The mortality of children under 5 in Guinea is 13% — The World Bank

  • AFG needs your help! We depend on contributions from foundations, companies and individuals to continue our work in Guinea.

    Our primary goal is to assist hospitals and health centers in Guinea who care for the welfare of the Guinean population. We do this by providing medical aid, improving and upgrading existing infrastructure in health facilities and implementing disease prevention and treatment programs.

    We also aim to improve the overall quality of life of the population by supporting and promoting economic growth and technical development.

    You can make a difference!