CFK is a Christian organization created to raise children out of poverty by strengthening individuals with the skills needed to become the solution to their own problems. We build the foundation for peaceful and productive societies in Chad by promoting good governance and self-sustained, people centered approaches to development.

 

As a demonstration of God's unconditional love for all people we serve the poor and downtrodden regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or gender.

 

International-level Initiatives: Policy and Advocacy

January 2010 (NEW YORK): CFK hosts His Excellency Ahmad Allam-mi, Chadian Ambassador to the United Nations

H.E Ambassador Allam-mi debriefed NGOs on the reasons for the Government of Chad’s recent request to the United Nations not to renew MINURCAT’s mandate. Ambassador Allam-mi discussed possible exit scenarios, security conditions in Eastern Chad and the normalization of Chad-Sudan relations. NGOs were able to vent concerns.

Community-level Interventions: Capacity Building

August 2009 (N'Djamena): FM Liberte Radio Show "A Call to Men of Integrity"

CFK sponsors a radio show calling men of integrity to seize the opportunity offered by the upcoming elections.  

A month later, a campaign on “Integrity in the Public Life” is initiated by the Government of Chad’s Ministry in charge of Morality. In collaboration with religious leaders (Pastors and Imams), discussions are currently being held with local authorities and traditional leaders focused on the integrity of those called to public office and the sanctions associated with corruption.

Individual-level Initiatives: Education to Employment

December 2009 (N'DJAMENA): Child Sponsorship

On location in N'Djamena, CFK sponsored the education of 2 more children. Graduates of the Bethesda Center, Arni and Basil were successfully re-inserted in their family about a year ago. Wanting to pursue their education, CFK purchased school books for the two youth and helped register them at the Lycée Gassi.

 

 

“We the People of Chad: affirm by this present Constitution, our desire to live together in the spirit of respect for ethnic, religious, regional and cultural diversity; to build a State governed by the rule of law and a united Nation based on civil liberties and fundamental human rights, on the dignity of the individual and political pluralism; and on the African values of solidarity and fraternity.”

Translated from an excerpt of the Constitution of the Republic of Chad (1996)

 

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CFK is united in PRAYER with the people of HAITIbelieving that God out of this tragedy will bring something good.

 

Until the month of June 2010, CFK will donate 50% of all donations made through this website to the relief efforts of the Red Cross in Haiti.

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"Defend the poor
and fatherless:
do justice
to the afflicted
and needy."
 
Psalm 82:3
 

"Don't let corruption kill development"

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