WATOTO READ IS WORKING WITH OUR PARTNER IN CHAD, JESUIT REFUGEE SERVICE, TO HELP KEEP REFUGEE CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES SAFE FROM COVID-19. REFUGEES DESPERATELY NEED BASIC HYGIENE SUPPLIES INCLUDING SOAP TO STAY SAFE.
Watoto Read’s mission is to resource and advocate for the education of children
and young adults living in refugee camps in Sub Saharan Africa.
Watoto Read’s Ongoing Sponsors
Our Facebook Feed
As Thanksgiving approaches, we are reminded of how thankful we are for those who support our mission!
qoo.ly
Thank you! Thank you for considering a donation to Watoto Read. All donations, large or small, are impactful and make a difference in the lives of refugee children. Set up a Monthly Recurring Gift Onl..."Before the pandemic, refugee mental health was a severely overlooked and under-prioritized issue. Now it is full-blown crisis. Refugees often times see their futures disintegrating. The issues that drove them from their countries remain unresolved..."
qoo.ly
UNHCR's Senior Mental Health Officer Pieter Ventevogel says COVID-19 has been a tipping point for many refugees in distress. But with the crisis comes an opportunity.Superior General Fr. Arturo Sosa has designated today as JRS Day, marking Jesuit Refugee Service's 40th year.
qoo.ly
JRS Day Is November 14, 2020. This Marks Our 40th Year And Is An Opportunity To Recognize The Women And Men Whose Lives Have Been Changed Through JRS.Last month, Watoto Read celebrated its five-year anniversary! We are so grateful to be doing the work that we do, and for everyone who has partnered with us and supported us ❤ ❤