Helping vulnerable people in the UK live independent lives
We are proud to fund a project with SPEAR that supports people who are homeless or at risk of being homeless by helping them develop skills to live independent lives.
Improving nutrition for school children in Zambia
Halcrow Foundation has finished supporting two projects with Zambia Orphans Aid in Zambia that help vulnerable children at school.
Helping women farmers in Tanzania access the tourism industry
We are funding a project that connects women farmers with the tourism industry, helping them access the fruit and vegetable supply chain within the hospitality sector.
Empowering female smallholders in West Bengal
We are funding a project that establishes 125 women-led organisations, helping them improve farm management practices and make sustainable incomes.
My story: Florence from MicroLoan Foundation
A determined and driven entrepreneur, Florence was already running a business making school uniforms when she joined her local MicroLoan Foundation group in Zambia.
My story: Innocent from Tiyeni
Innocent Moyo, 23, is a youth farmer from Chapamba Moyo village in Malawi who benefits from a sustainable farming project run by Tiyeni.
Supporting fuel-saving stove businesses in rural Ethiopia
Improving the livelihoods of 300 women and their families by supporting fuel-saving stove businesses in Metema Woreda, Ethiopia.
Building hand-washing facilities in Zambian schools
Helping reduce the spread of Covid-19 in Zambian schools by funding the building of permanent hand-washing stations for pupils and staff.
Response to Covid-19: Karuna Trust
When the pandemic caused India to go into lockdown in March 2020, our partners worked hard to maintain a project that helps vulnerable women escape poverty and discrimination.
Supporting women in rural Zambia
A micro loan programme in Kapiri District is helping women work their way out of poverty and create better lives for their families.
Response to Covid-19: Build It International
Handwashing and social distancing is difficult for people living in overcrowded urban compounds, and access to clean water in rural areas is not always easy.
Response to Covid-19: The Prison Phoenix Trust
Prisoners can only leave their cells for showers, phone calls and brief daily exercise outside, and for most this means at least 23 hours in their cell each day.
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