Liberian Refugees in Ghana need support

My friend Joshua in Ghana, West Africa is a Liberian Refugee, living in a Liberian Refugee Camp with many families and children who are living with very little. They fled from Liberia during the Liberian Civil War. It is not easy there in the camp, there are lots of children, former child soldiers, single mothers etc. There is no or little food, clean water, foot wear and clothing. Some children are smoking and abusing drugs to try to cope. Almost 2 years ago Joshua decided to do something to get children off the streets. He never had anything himself but couldn't continue seeing what was happening. One friend of his heard his story and wanted to help him and the first thing they did was to write to people asking for small funds. They were able to to provide water, few cups of rice, but couldn't get any sponsors. They did have one Canadian friend who could fund them to get food, clothing, clean drinking water etc. Everything was going in the right direction  as this friend also wanted the children to be able to go to school and not just be on the streets. But unfortunately this friend passed away from sickness some 10 months ago now. The situation grew dark, they weren't sure how they were going to continue, but their faith in god kept them going. Joshua says that Ghana is an expensive country. 

Currently their meals consist of popcorn, juice, biscuits and cooked rice, which they can only supply 3 times a week sometimes. This is for over 100 children, so it's very difficult to keep the funding and to supply proper nutrition. That's why he's asking me for help and also if anyone would be willing to help. You can either make a donation via GoFundMe, which I will then forward to Joshua via World Remit Mobile Transfer, or you can simply put the money straight into my account which is Acc Name: Nicholas Zischke BSB: 014589 Acc No: 281338701. You are also very welcome to contact me personally if you would like to get involved and I can put you in contact with Joshua, who is desperately trying to find anyone willing to help them at the moment.