SKILLS FOR SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
At WeSeeHope, we ensure vulnerable children in Southern and Eastern Africa have the skills to change their own futures. And we work with their families and communities to make sure they are supported along the way.
WHO WE ARE
We are an international development organisation supporting vulnerable children in Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
WHAT WE DO
Working primarily across education, child rights and economic empowerment, we develop community-led and skills-based programmes.
HOW WE DO IT
We collaborate with a network of in-country partners, building their capacity to deliver our programmes where they are most needed.
We are working with 217 communities across 5 countries in Southern and Eastern Africa.
We are collaborating with 25 in-country partners to deliver our programmes.
Our programmes are directly supporting 66,000 vulnerable children this year.
This year, we are empowering 25,000 parents, guardians and community volunteers.
“I like leading properly, so that I can brighten my future.”
Melody is the leader of her Kids’ Clubs in Kangoro, Kenya. She is using skills she has learnt to further her education so she can realise her dream of becoming a doctor or a dancer.
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2020 TANZANIA BIKE RIDE
Take on the challenge of a lifetime this October and cycle around the base of Mount Kilimanjaro
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Whether you’re a family-run businesses or a global bank, we want to partner with you to create sustainable change for thousands of vulnerable children.
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£200 could enable a vulnerable young person in Tanzania to learn a new skill and set up their own business!
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Melody & Beatrice’s Story
Find out more about how Melody and her grandmother Beatrice are opening up opportunities for their future.
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