African Children’s Aid Education and Development Foundation (ACAEDF) is a leading non-for profit/non-governmental organization working to promote and protect the rights and well-being of children (and young persons) across Africa.
Since 2014, we have been mobilizing people and resources to advocate, protect, proactively provide interventions especially against child witch branding and other forms of abuses.
Over the years, we rescue and shelter homeless children accused of witchcraft, provide quality education both to sheltered children and those on Home Support Programme...

Child Rescue and Rehabililation
Rescue is one of the priority issues in our work. Witch-stigmatized and abandoned children live in constant dangers at home or their communities and on the streets. Their existence is characterized with rejections, hostilities from members of the community who see them as authors or harbingers of misfortunes, ill-lucks and death in the society...
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Education
Education is a fundamental right of a child. In line with United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989, UNESCO and other international and national instruments, ACAEDF agrees that; education is so important for the development of the child’s personality, talents, mental and physical abilities. Education enables the child to realize hidden and manifest potentials, thus, a child fulfills his/her destiny...
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Child Capacity Development
As an organization seeking for a better and sustainable future for the children and other vulnerable children under our care, ACAEDF have identified that apart from the conventional education, skills and vocational education remains one of the major means of life sustainability and self-reliance for the children after reunification...
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Awareness Creation and Advocacy
To mitigate the problem of child abuse, stigmatization and abandonment in our society requires systematic and consistent effort aimed at raising the awareness of the people especially those living in rural areas where such occurrence is endemic. Ignorance, illiteracy, superstition and dishonest religious activities....
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Hope to the African Child
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