The project intends to construct a maternity unit together with staff accommodation, on the site of an existing primary healthcare clinic at the Chilaweni Village, Blantyre.
The project aims to give 100, vulnerable small-scale female headed farmer families, the knowledge and the tools to diversify their incomes achieve independence and thrive economically.
The project aims to support weak, poor out-of-school and in school marginalized girls, to access quality education and vocational skills relevant for improving the quality of their lives.
The one-year pilot project is part of a three-year nurse training program at the Ola During Children’s Hospital (ODCH). The project aims to sustainably improve the quality of care for sick newborns and children at ODCH, contributing to the reduction of neonatal and child mortality and morbidity.
The project aims to empower 400 vulnerable genocide widows and 1,200 of their dependents in the Karongi district of Rwanda’s western province.
The project's multi-pronged approach aims to establish agricultural school-run businesses in order to provide rural schools with sustainable sources of income using organic agricultural practices and relevant ICT resources.
The project aims to provide non-formal education to Syrian refugee children in Arsal.
The project aims to construct a new diagnostics laboratory in Gossi. It also includes provision of medicines for the “Hospital for Nomads”.
The project aims to install and implement a solar power system at the Magbenteh Community Hospital in order to provide stable, clean, sustainable and cost-effective electricity.
The project aims to provide increased access and support to the Education Resource Centre in Takoradi.