A few days after celebrating her 30th birthday, the artist helped 'Zuzu For Africa' to acquire a house to build a hospital support center that will help children in the Angolan province.
"This little house in the photo, was an outpatient clinic that was disabled and was our base on the 2019 trip! We negotiated this little house to be our first space in the Panguila community there in the province of Bengo in Angola!", begins by explaining the organization, in a post thanking the singer.
"Today we received a contribution from @anitta that made this dream come true!", they say. Those responsible also explain that some improvement works will be carried out at the site, followed by medical and dental care, in what will become the headquarters of the NGO in the country. "This little house will be a space for us to serve hundreds of family members who are already participating in the actions of Zuzu no Bengo!", they say.
"We will start registering families for sponsorship and frequent care with our team of doctors and dentists and it will only be possible thanks to the help of our dear Anitta. Thank you very much for the generosity, attention and trust you have placed in us", it can also be read in the publication, where images of the house and the children were also published.
In addition to the completion of the purchase of the property, the 'Zuzu For Africa' project is also being widely publicized in the press and social networks, taking into account the fans and followers of the singer, who shared a publication by the NGO on her personal Instagram, where he has more than 64 million followers.
The NGO presents itself as a project with the mission of "rescuing children's childhood through the love of toys and games", bringing hope, opportunities for social transformation and appreciation to the lives of several needy families.
Every year, hundreds of children are assisted through 'Zuzu for Africa', and in five years of operation, the project has helped more than 5000 children in Angola and Mozambique, through recreational activities, informative lectures, health promotion, medical and dental.
The NGO's next step will be the construction of a base in the country, which they will call 'Vila Zuzu', and which will be located in the interior of Bengo province, in Angola.
To find out more about the organization and find out how to help, you can visit the 'Zuzu For Africa' page.
