WHAT WE DO
Focusing primarily on education, child rights and economic empowerment, we develop community-led programmes for vulnerable children in Southern and Eastern Africa.
Our aim is that children who are isolated, exploited or lacking the opportunity they deserve, have the skills to change their own futures. And that their families and communities are able to support them along the way.
PRE-SCHOOL
PROGRAMME
Increasing access to early childhood education and care for isolated children.
KIDS’ CLUB
PROGRAMME
Equipping communities to provide emotional support for vulnerable children.
CHILD RIGHTS
PROGRAMME
Creating child protection structures in schools and communities.
CHILD HEADED
HOUSEHOLDS PROGRAMME
Establishing support networks and economic opportunities for children living alone.
STREET WORK
PROGRAMME
Mentoring and teaching life skills to children and young people living on the streets.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
PROGRAMME
Teaching young people business and entrepreneurial skills.
VILLAGE INVESTORS
PROGRAMME
Economically empowering those who care for vulnerable children.
Discover how we are economically empowering parents and guardians through village savings and loans groups.
WHERE WE WORK
We work across five countries – Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe – in areas where children are acutely impacted by:
Lack of opportunity
In low or no-income households, children often do not have access to basic necessities and education.
Isolation
In communities where there are high rates of orphanhood, children are often suffering from emotional and social distress.
Exploitation
In areas where practices such as child labour, abandonment and early marriage are prominent, children are often unsafe.
OUR IMPACT IN 2020
We are collaborating with 17 in-country partners to deliver our programmes.
We are working with 155 communities across 5 countries in Southern and Eastern Africa.
Our programmes are directly supporting 45,286 vulnerable children.
We are empowering 12,651 parents and guardians through village savings and loans groups and other programme training.
We are training 2,042 community volunteers to run our programmes.
