Is it normal to wonder why no one has no one made a charity that ....

Thats a nice thought...
*butters toast with nutella and forgets its existance*

This is a good concept, but cultural considerations must be made and the charity must have huge amounts of resources.

While this sound like a good idea I really do not believe this is why they have so many issues. I think the issue here might be rape. Feeding them is also useless since the bad tribes steal the reserves from the people that was thought to fed. So giving anything to Africa is a waste of time and money. What they need is a proper police force and soldiers to help keep everyone in line.

Charity already made...has bein for the past thirty-forty years...but a wonderfull thought none the less... you sir(or ma'am) are a great person for actualy caring for those people!

Because we have to much debt in America and already enough problems with that stuff here and we need to worry about the people here first not some girl in Africa.

I have often asked the same question. In fact, watching everyone starve, I've often wondered where they even get the energy for sex and the women apparently only have 40 periods in their whole lifetime due to poor diet.

The Catholic church does not allow the Catholic Christians eg. nuns, nurses, etc to encourage contraception :o( They would rather the children are born and die - which I personally believe is disgraceful!!

There is a 5 year implant which would be even better for them!!

The Pope needs to change the rules on this, fast!

What a good idea. Why don't you talk to your friends and start such a charity?

Wonder: rapt attention or astonishment at something awesomely mysterious or new to one's experience.
Wander: to move about without a fixed course, aim or goal.

This does already happen and has done for forty or fifty years. A woman I work with takes a three month sabbatical every few years and volunteers her time in Africa.

It doesn't always work out, though. She often tells the story of having to demonstrate (without spoken language) how to use a condom. The way she conceived (no pun intended) of doing it was to give the villagers a demonstration by putting one on a stick.

Apparently, many of her audience went on to practice safe sex by first putting a condom on a stick and then just having sex as they normally would.

um... perhaps it's because... do you have any idea how big Africa is? It's a CONTINENT not a country.

There's about 54 different countries there, and multiple languages spoken.

and - most importantly - you cannot force birth control on someone. even if you claim it's for a good cause

I've been talking about this for years.
Feeding them won't do anything for them unless we educate them as far as how to control their reproductive habits so that they won't give birth to... well... more starving children. Adding more children to the equation does not help anything and they can not help it, they don't know any better.

The problem is that in many of those countries, things like contraceptives and abortion are illegal! Those volunteer companies are very diplomatic and must be very careful with their diplomacy with the government, those workers are lucky just to be allowed to be there to build their wells, feed their hungry and build schools... Those may be destitute countries but the AID organizations are just not powerful enough to have the option to not respect the law. Sucks, right? I'm sure there are better reasons but it's 420 so I'm not all here right now.

I wish everyone was aware of and had access to better birth control.

The second problem is that they're lazy.
You can't give them anything because the moment they receive enough to feed themselves, they'll never work again.
Those living on government grants and charity food supplies don't even attempt to find a job. Their basic needs are catered for and they have no obligation to move up in society since they can get by without working.

The best you can do is give them condoms and teach them how to use them. Something that some of the governments are already doing.

But... Some of them intentionally produce more children to get more money from the government in the form of child grants for unemployed parents without considering the fact that a child grant cannot actually cover the cost of adequately raising that child.

It's because Africans like to fuck without using contraceptives and/or thinking about the implications resulting in them giving birth to many children that they can't afford to raise properly.

The best thing you can do is try to educate them, but many of them are arrogant and won't take your advice.

The schooling systems are doing the best they can to educate the children, but that's only in recent years. And same problem: even at that age, they too are already too arrogant to take good advice.