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
A visit to Baytree – witnessing the FATIMA project in action
Wonder Intern, Flora, recently visited our partner, the Baytree Centre, in Brixton to witness firsthand the FATIMA project in action and how it advocates the importance of creating safe, welcoming spaces to learn that go beyond traditional textbook study to include daily interactions, confidence building and plenty of conversations within language learning.
Combating Loneliness - We can all do something.
How can loneliness and isolation be reduced within migrant and refugee communities in the UK and Europe? The Wonder Foundation believes that through reducing language and cultural barriers, providing safe, congregational spaces, and encouraging personal developed through mentoring can provide some answers.
NATECLA: Learning Spaces Where Women Feel Welcome
On the 6th of July, Wonder’s Director of Policy and Campaigns, Olivia Darby, and FATIMA Project Manager, Paola Delmonaco ran a workshop at the 2018 NATECLA Conference, "Feeling confident to learn: Creating education spaces where women feel welcome".
Wonder Foundation welcomes the new Integration Green Paper
Policy and Research Intern, Flora, responds to the Government's Integration Green Paper on behalf of Wonder.
News & events
The 2018 Wonder Ball
Join us for a spectacular evening at the elegant Lansdowne Club and raise vital funds for women's education.
Support Wonder for FREE with Percent!
We're delighted to announce our partnership with Percent, an app which allows you to donate to charity for FREE by spending with Percent partner retailers.
Picking up the pieces after the Volcanic eruption in Guatemala
We’re approaching the two-month mark since Volcán de Fuego devastated families, and although families are being well accommodated for, the urgent need now arises to resettle displaced families.
A personal story of empowerment from our latest corporate sponsor – Cate Calco
Caterina Maniscalco, founder of Cate Calco, Wonder's latest corporate partner, shares her personal story of fighting for her education and how it made her even more determined to help empower other women.
