What we do
Giving women and girls access to high quality, relevant education helps them in to work and out of poverty. We support partners delivering female education projects in vulnerable communities across the world through our local-led approach.
Blog
Local Barriers, Local Solutions
While enabling local-language-learning is a key step in empowering migrants to integrate, there are barriers to integrating which go beyond the difficulty of speaking another tongue.
The FATIMA Project: A year in review
Now that the first year of FATIMA has drawn to a close, we’d like to take a moment to reflect on everything we’ve achieved so far.
The impact of scholarships on healthcare in DR Congo
Scholarships for the MAPS programme were awarded to 11 students at the ISSI in DR Congo, giving hard-working students the chance to continue their studies. These scholarships also have a real impact on the state of healthcare in the DRC, encouraging healthcare professionals to pursue further education and training.
Empowering girls through access to technology
Where were we before technology? Ifeoma Nwabachili, deputy provost at Wavecrest in Lagos writes about the importance of teaching and using technology as part of their hospitality curriculum.
News & events
Family Fundraising Concert
Join us for an afternoon to celebrate International Family Day and raise funds for our local partner in Nigeria, Wavecrest College on Sunday, May 19, 2019.
Modern Slavery Past, Present & Future: Can Young People Make a Difference?
Join us as our young people launch campaigns to address Modern Slavery at our Parliamentary event, hosted by Sarah Champion MP: Modern Slavery Past, Present & Future: Can Young People Make a Difference?
A Christmas gift like no other!
We're delighted to announce that our Christmas gift cards, featuring our projects from Kenya, Congo and Honduras, are now available to gift loved ones this festive season!
A festive evening to remember!
On the 12th December, we hosted our annual Christmas Carol Concert, and what a truly special evening it was!