What We Do

Making a difference in the lives of children with disabilities since 2003.

What does WFCF do?

Since 2003, WFCF has funded programs that provide vital medical and therapy equipment and devices to disabled children and young adults in developing nations from all around the world. Due to various financial constraints and cultural norms within these countries, children with cognitive and physical disabilities are faced with many disadvantages and are oftentimes abandoned or rehomed to facilities that lack the necessary resources needed to provide them with proper care and medical attention.

WFCF has since expanded its mission to include direct support to the communities where these disabled children live, actively aiding in community development and sustainable initiatives. It is WFCF’s firm belief that providing this assistance to communities will ultimately lead to overall better health and positive growth for disabled children in need.

WFCF works in two ways to improve the lives of children with disabilities worldwide.

One.

Catering to the health and welfare needs of children with disabilities in developing countries.

Catering to the health and welfare
Developing communities

Two.

Developing communities by supporting sustainable initiatives to help end the cycle of poverty.

WFCF’s funded projects.

Click anywhere on the map below to learn more about projects funded by WFCF.

How you can help.