Save A Child Water.
Water is LIFE in Africa and weare busy developing local communities through Save A Child Water!
It is time to end child trafficking and slavery and allow them to have a
childhood and a future.
What is Save A Child Water?
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Save A Child Water is a company that filters, packages and sells clean drinking water in Ghana. It is a subsidiary of City of Refuge Ministries.
The goals of Save A Child Water are directly in line with City of Refuge's mission to abolish modern day child slavery. Here are the company goals and how we’re meeting them:
1)To spread awareness about child slavery and trafficking throughout Ghana
So on each sachet of water, there is a message that says "CHILDREN ARE NOT FOR SALE. It is time to end child trafficking and slavery and allow them to have a childhood and a future." This message will be spread around the country and read by everyone that drinks our water.
2) Financially support the City of Refuge Children's Village
50% of all profits from the company will go to fund efforts towards rescuing, providing for, and reconnecting families with children that have been sold into slavery.
3) To empower single mothers by providing them employment and a source of income
Save A Child Water only hires single mothers as employees, as unemployed single mothers are the demographic that are most likely to sell their children to slave masters when they cannot afford to provide for their children.
The idea for a water sachet company that supported the cause against modern day slavery was formed by Johnbull and Stacy Omorefe, the founders of CORM.
What can we do?
We can continue to encourage and support CORM and their Save A Child Water efforts through prayer, donations, advocacy and sharing their message in our own communities. Perhaps you can enlist your employer or school to consider sponsoring this program or making a recurring monthly donation to assist in the development of this program. Consider how you might be used to help make Save A Child Water the success that it has potential to be. Have questions or want to know more? Contact us!