The project led by Green Africa Youth Organisation (GAYO) aims to support the peri-urban community from Abuakwa (21,000 inhabitant) to establish a community-driven and incentive – based circular waste management model.
The project aims to provide childhood nutrition education to caregivers and support interventions for severe and moderate acute malnutrition, in Senkoase, Lesotho.
The project led by CHASE Africa, in Narok County in the Maasai Mara region of Kenya, aims to promote access to reproductive health knowledge, information and services for adolescents and youth.
The project led by the Love Mercy Foundation aims to empower 2,700 women living in the Alebtong District, enabling them and their families to escape the cycle of poverty by generating sustainable incomes and food security through agriculture.
The project led by the Sahara Conservation Fund (SCF) aims to provide humanitarian assistance to pastoral communities living in remote areas of Niger.
The project aims to provide full scholarships to 35 low income students, over five years, at the LEAD Monrovia Football Academy. Scholars are student-athletes who demonstrate leadership ability in the classroom and on the pitch, excel academically, participate regularly in community service, and embody LEAD MFA’s core values daily.
The project aims to expand the curriculum and capacity of the Flying Kites Teacher Training Center. It will also provide access to technology training, resources, internet, and EdTech software, in order to enhance teacher performance, improve student outcomes in literacy and numeracy, promote digital literacy, and nurture the development of 21st century skills.
The project aims to provide adolescent high school girls in rural Senegal with access to education and leadership skills to become agents of change in their community.
The project aims to empower 400 vulnerable genocide widows and 1,200 of their dependents in the Karongi and Rutsiro districts of Rwanda’s western province.
This project covers the final year of a three-year nurse training program at the Ola During Children’s hospital (ODCH), the first year of which was funded by the Addax and Oryx Foundation. 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.