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On September 7, 2021, we reported that the construction of the girls’ dormitory has begun. Today is September 30. Thanks for our team’s efforts and everyone’s support. The speed of our construction is exciting. Please see the photos below. We will build the female dormitory according to the standards of the American student dormitory. Below is a photo of the male dormitory that has been built downstairs. We thank you for your support, and we will start accepting residential girls next year. In Senegal, most girls are illiterate. They are forced to marry at a young age and become the second, [...]

In 2017, Africa Cries Out donated an ultrasonic instrument to our operating base in Senegal. At that time, there were only two in Senegal, one in the national hospital and one for us. When Dr. Faye received this instrument, he was extremely grateful, as he could use it to save the lives of many more pregnant women and children. It was also an extremely good instrument for our gynecology operations section. But just three days after he got the equipment, Dr. Faye died in Leprosy Village. Since then, we have not been able to find a doctor who is capable of [...]

On April 15th of 2021, a total of 36 students from our Dhaka Technical School graduated, including 9 boarding students and 27 day students. The tuition and boarding meals are all free due to generous donations to our organization. Thank you for your strong support and God’s kindness. Pastor Anna reports as follows: This educational building was donated by many generous Chinese people. Thank you for your love! The graduates of our cooking class. In this class, the students learned modern cooking, and our school laid a solid foundation for these women to find employment and improve their status at home. [...]

The construction of the 6000-square-foot second floor of our student dormitory has begun, with thanks to your donations. Despite the challenges of the last year, we now have enough funds to start construction. This second floor is to be dedicated to West African girls that are at risk for Female Genital Mutilation. They will be taught skills that will help them make a living and gain greater equality in their communities. We greatly appreciate the generosity of our donors, and the kindness of all of our supporters. Thank you for taking your time to make sure other people have good lives [...]

Jun Xu, MD, Chairman of Africa Cries Out, August 5, 2019 In 2013, a group of volunteers—I among them—went to Senegal and Guinea-Bissau in West Africa. We witnessed the dust streets, the faces devoid of expression, the villages devastated by drought, and the patients short of medical care. Since then, the brown land of West Africa has been our spiritual home, and the memories of hungry children surrounding our cars have been branded on our hearts with a burning-hot flame of passion. After returning to the United States, we immediately applied for the “Africa Cries Out” non-profit 501 (C) 3 organization, [...]