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Keur Mame Diarra Orphanage For the orphan — Touba, Senegal

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Your donation helps fund meals, medical care and schooling for the 105 children currently in the care of the orphanage.

An infant taken in by the orphanage, in the arms of a carer
For every baby taken in, the orphanage needs one pot of milk every three days, nappies, medical care and check-ups.

Five ways to give

Whether you’re in Senegal or abroad, choose the method that suits you best.

Wave

Via the app Wave, send your donation to the number below.

+221 77 633 41 50

In the name of Fallou NDIAYE

Orange Money

Dial #144# from your Orange mobile, then follow the transfer instructions.

+221 77 633 41 50

On behalf of Fallou NDIAYE

Mixx by Yas

From a Yas (formerly Free) mobile, text your donation to the number below.

76 133 88 75

On behalf of Fallou NDIAYE

PayPal

By credit card or PayPal account, from any country.

Donate via PayPal

paypal.me/okmdtouba

QR code PayPal de l'Orphelinat Keur Mame Diarra
Scan to donate

Bank transfer

For a transfer from a Senegalese bank or from abroad.

SN088N079 17101 2512231030020 8

Keur Mame Diarra Orphanage — Touba, Senegal

Once you have made your transfer, please let us know by telephone or email: this enables us to identify your donation and send you a receipt.

Your donations in action

What your money is used for

Running the orphanage costs 4,000,000 F CFA per month. Here is the breakdown.

  • 1 tin of milk every 3 days per infant
  • Nappies and hygiene products
  • Medicines and medical care
  • A balanced diet for everyone
  • Salaries for the 30 staff members: 1,575,000 F CFA per month
  • Water, electricity and transport
313 places provided
~60 children currently in care

The walls are already in place. What’s missing are beds, shelves, awnings to keep out the rain, and enough food to feed the children every day. The others remain on our waiting list, in conditions where their survival is not guaranteed.

Our projects

Medical and social centre

Most urgent project: 35 per cent of the work has already been completed; funding is still needed to finish the project.

Towards self-sufficiency

A chicken coop, donated by the Senegalese government, is already up and running and the first sales have begun. Plans for a bakery are under consideration.

Equipment

Bringing the laundry facilities up to standard and purchasing transport vehicles.

Complex Keur Mame Diarra

A development designed from the outset to accommodate children. The residential blocks have been built; the rest is being constructed in stages.

“I and the one who cares for an orphan will be in Paradise like this” — and he gestured with his forefinger and middle fingerProphet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

Do you have a question about your donation?

We’ll reply directly, by telephone or email.