We help rural children access medical care so they can eat, speak and smile like everyone else.
More than one child in every 600 is born with or sustains a severe disability affecting their face.
For the 85% living in rural poverty we are a bridge to professional medical care.
See how we work with local doctors and communities to change lives.
Latest news
Reaching more young patients than ever before
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Having found Sebotu aged 1 (left), we’re able t...
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Nightrider Cycle Challenge
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We’ve still got a few places left on our exciti...
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Our Mission
Our aim is to restore facial function and appearance to our young patients, giving them independence and dignity.
We arrange treatment of complex and varied conditions, including:
Our successes
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Tamima is one of five brothers and sisters from Gursu... Read all |
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Friya's cleft lip and palate caused problems from... Read all |
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Mayrama fell ill with noma when she was a... Read all |
How you can help
£10 will buy prescription medicine, x-rays and scans for one patient
£50 secures microsurgery and overnight intensive care hospital treatment
£250 secures treatment for a child, including complex and follow-up care
£1,000 keeps our fieldworkers on the road for a fortnight - bringing life-changing treatment to children in the poorest communities.
100% of every donation funds projects for patients. Our UK fundraising and administration fees are covered by Project Harar's trustees.
"Our faces, our expressions are the means by which we communicate to our fellow human beings. It is a great cruelty to have this taken away either by disease or accident. I hope that many more people will join me in my support of Project Harar's remarkable work."
John Hurt has been Project Harar's patron since July 2006.