African Child Trust’s New Website
by matt @ 6:54 pm. Blogged under Philanthropy, Living and Dying, Web Technology, Web Design & Usability
April 1st saw the launch of the new website for the African Child Trust - a UK charity supporting the education of widows and orphaned children in Africa. Frequent readers may remember the ACT open day I attended in October 2006; I’ve been working with ACT for a number of years to support their web activities free of charge (we all need a bit of karma don’t we!). After two years of planning and development at my end (Suzie_Q included), and with the kind donation of free build services by Atto New Media, ACT have a shiny new website. On the back end is a Content Management System built with TYPO3 - giving the staff at ACT free reign to edit their content without waiting on developers. Should you be feeling particularly generous please visit the new site and test out the online donation options… there are plenty of children who need sponsoring so that they can go to school.
About African Child Trust
Through charity fundraising activities and donations ACT provide the fees needed to help pay for child schooling in countries where access to education is not free or affordable. ACT is supporting widows and children in Zambia, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Uganda and Tanzania. This practical demonstration of caring brings hope to the children and the widows and contributes to breaking the long-term cycle of poverty.
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