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£12 pays for a social worker to care for a street mother and her baby each day
£10 will buy a school uniform and shoes enabling a street child to attend a government school in Nigeria
£1 will feed a street child for a day in Port Harcourt, Nigeria
In 2007, CAS counted 26,000 children living in street situations in Accra, Ghana
£110 pays for a youth worker to go out onto the streets in Zambia for one month
£400 will pay for the running of a creche in Accra for one month
£1700 buys all the yearly medical materials needed for the 400 street children at Meninos de Mozambique
£5 provides the basic daily supplies to 4 satellite creches in Accra, Ghana
£50 will provide food for a street child for one year in Accra, Ghana

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Street Child Africa is a charity registered in England (charity reg. no. 1074832), a charity registered in Scotland (charity reg. no. SCO39248), and a company registered in England and limited by guarantee (company reg. no. 3597252). Registered office: Brabant House, Portsmouth Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey, KT7 0EY, UK.

Our thanks to Paul Rogers and Chris Harris of The Times Newspaper, to Robin Hammond, Nicky Barranger and Carmen van der Vecht for so many of their pictures.