Education
Reducing barriers that keep children out of school by supporting learning materials, school access, scholarships and education-focused projects.
500+ children and young people supported
Our Impact
Measured honestly. Reported openly.
We believe impact should be meaningful, measurable and transparent. Our figures reflect the people, communities and projects reached through our programmes and partnerships. As our records are reviewed and new projects are completed, these figures will continue to be updated.
- People supported
- 2,500+People supported
- Girls reached
- 1,500+Girls reached
- Projects delivered
- 15+Projects delivered
- Volunteers engaged
- 50+Volunteers engaged
Where the impact happens
Impact across our six areas of work
Women & Girls
Supporting women and girls through empowerment initiatives, menstrual health awareness, sanitary product distribution and opportunities to participate fully in their communities.
1,500+ girls reached
Poverty Alleviation
Providing practical support to individuals and families facing hardship, while supporting initiatives that can contribute to longer-term stability and independence.
300+ individuals and families supported
Community Development
Working with communities to identify shared needs and deliver practical projects that strengthen local capacity, improve living conditions and build resilience.
5+ community development projects delivered
Youth Empowerment
Helping young people develop skills, confidence and opportunities so they can shape their own futures through education, empowerment and participation.
200+ young people engaged
Humanitarian Support
Providing essential relief materials, clothing, educational support and practical assistance to vulnerable people and communities who need support.
1,000+ people reached through humanitarian assistance
How we measure impact
Recording what actually changed
For every project we record what was delivered, who was reached and what we learned, then share results with the supporters who made it possible.
- Baseline needs recorded with communities before a project begins.
- Delivery records kept for materials, sessions and households reached.
- Follow-up with schools, families and community contacts.
- Honest reporting, including what did not work as expected.
Project impact
Impact by project
Back to School Distribution Project
- Children received learning materials
- 100
- Children supported with school fees
- 6
- Children received school uniforms
- 10
Menstrual Health Support
- Girls reached
- 1,500
- Awareness sessions held
- 5
- Sanitary product packs provided
- 2,000+
Shere Community Water Project
- Residents directly supported
- 150
- Households benefiting
- 300
- Water infrastructure points
- 10
Community Relief
- Households reached
- 100
- Relief packs distributed
- 250
- Volunteers involved
- 30
Scholarships and Education Support
- Students supported
- 1,500+
- Awards made
- 8
- Schools partnered
- 10