What we do
Each describes how we intend to operate: objectives, activities, and who the work is for. Results will be published once they have been delivered and reviewed.
This programme supports school participation, learning materials, mentorship, digital inclusion, and community-led education initiatives.
Who this is for: School-age learners, caregivers, educators, and community learning groups.
The food assistance framework is designed for transparent targeting, safe distribution, and referral to longer-term livelihood support.
Who this is for: Households facing acute food insecurity and community-identified priority groups.
The healthcare programme focuses on prevention, health literacy, community outreach, and responsible referral rather than replacing licensed clinical services.
Who this is for: Families with limited access to reliable health information and referral services.
The orphan-support framework prioritizes safeguarding, privacy, family and guardian involvement, education continuity, and child-centered case referral.
Who this is for: Children without adequate parental care and their verified caregivers or guardians.
This programme supports community-identified water access improvements, hygiene education, maintenance planning, and accountable delivery.
Who this is for: Households and institutions affected by unreliable water and sanitation access.
The community development programme brings residents and partners together to prioritize practical projects, skills, and local systems.
Who this is for: Community groups, local leaders, youth networks, and households.
The emergency response framework covers rapid needs assessment, essential relief, referrals, and accountable transition to recovery.
Who this is for: People affected by disaster, displacement, or sudden household emergencies.
This programme supports women-led priorities through practical skills, peer networks, referrals, and inclusive economic participation.
Who this is for: Women and women-led household or community groups.