FAMINE IN AFRICA 30 Million people under threat of starvation CAMEO-Aid is helping farmers in South Sudan to develop Sustaintable Agricultural and Rural Development Skills to increase food security and help them stave off the threat of famine. Donate Today!   help us defeat food shortages		CAMEO-Aid has teamed up with two ofthe world's leading online fundraising websites, so you can donate and raise funds for us online.
	5000 Children a day die, in Africa, from dysentery, diarrhoea and other water borne illnesses and diseases.  Donating Today so we can deliver the clean water necessary to prevent this. DONATE NOW!	CAMEO-Aid awards university scholarships to African students African students enter University with the aid of multiyear grants to cover all costs	Isolated Village receives gift of school classrooms from CAMEO-Aid  Mbirizi Village, Uganda now has 80 more primary school places following the building of new classrooms funded by CAMEO-Aid
BUY-A-BRICK and build a school in a bush village in Uganda or south Sudan BUY-A-BRICK and build facilities for a safe birth at Yambio and Nzara Hospitals, South Sudan BUY-A-BRICK - EVEN ONE POUND WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Donate TODAY!
Phone for our 'TALL ORDER'  Special gift catalogue  now launched PROCEEDS USED TO BUILD SCHOOLS  AND EQUIP HOSPITALS IN EAST AFRICA Call 0161 796 9926 to ORDER your copy NOW!

  HELP CAMEO-AID TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND SUFFERING IN AFRICA

35000  children a day die from the effects of poverty.  - HELP CAMEO-AID TO RELIEVE POVERTY

2.1 million children die every year from diarrhea. This is one in five of all child deaths under the age of five and means a child dies every 15 seconds from water-related diseases  - HELP CAMEO-AID DELIVER CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION IN AFRICA

CHOLERA kills the young, the weak and the old by causing dangerous and severe dehydration through vomiting and diarrhoea.   CHOLERA is a water borne disease which can be eliminated by clean water, the use of latrines and the frequent washing of hands.   - HELP CAMEO-AID BUILD LATRINES IN AFRICA

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE (IDPs) returning to south Sudan following the peace process are creating severe strain on local resources especially the hospital and schools.   - HELP CAMEO-AID BUILD UP THE HOSPITAL AND SCHOOLS IN SOUTH SUDAN

62000 YOUNG CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS
            School resources - untrained teachers, blackboards, chalk, duster.
              Resources Needed -everything - to train teachers, teach hungry minds and willing pupils

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