In many parts of Africa, children face profound challenges due to widespread poverty, which deeply affects their daily lives and future prospects. They often contend with inadequate access to basic necessities such as clean water, nutritious food, and healthcare, which impedes their growth and development. Educational opportunities are frequently limited, as schools may be under-resourced or far from home, forcing children to work instead of attending classes. This struggle is compounded by unstable living conditions, such as overcrowded shelters and lack of sanitation, making it difficult for children to maintain their health and well-being. As a result, the cycle of poverty persists, trapping many in a cycle of hardship that hinders their ability to envision and achieve a brighter future.