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IT classroom at the Loreto School

As a child, Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 2004 for her defence of the environment, has studied at the Loreto Girls School in Limuru. This is a secondary school exclusively for girls that provides high quality teaching.

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Two classrooms at the Kigali school

Only one out of four children goes to school in Rwanda. Many Rwandans are still not aware of the importance of education.

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Training and jobs in Murambi

The Murambi community in Northern Rwanda consists of several families, most of their members without a stable job. But their main problem is the lack of drinking water.

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Mama Margaret recovers her vision

Mama Margaret is a seventy year old Samburu woman who lost her sight 10 years ago due to cataracts; she could not do even the simplest everyday tasks and hardly left her manyatta for fear of falling and hurting herself

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The Samburu girl who wanted to be different

This is a story about courage, about overcoming difficulties and progress. And it is a story of love. The Samburu tribe, first cousin of the Masai, lives in the arid areas of Northern Kenya.

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2015 – Solidary flee market for the dignity of Africa

Mercadillo Solidario por la Dignidad de África. Del 18 al 22 de Mayo de 10:00 a 20:00 h. Un año más y gracias a la tienda Play and Help, a nuestros voluntarios capitaneados por Maria Antonia Pujadó y a Piazza Comunicación

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2015 – Benefit concert “Los findes”

Benefit concert "Los findes" - February 11th. For the third year Los Findes together with Victoria Canal, Marta Cuatrecasas and Javi Tió acted at the Quartier Pedralbes. Thanks to the generosity of Cristina Batllori we were able to raffle a picture. The collected money will be allocated to África Digna’s education programs in Africa.

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2014 – Asante sana “Querida Carmen”

Asante sana means many thanks in Kiswahili and that is the message we want to send to “Querida Carmen” for giving us a basket with high quality products that we raffled for Christmas.

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