Our support goes a long way 

We are currently supporting a number of charitable projects and organisations, both locally and internationally.
​Despite our selected charities being spread across the world, we maintain regular contact to preserve close relationships which are so important to us. 
Our charities all work towards reaching various Sustainable Development Goals; 17 global goals to 'end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity.'

wyre forest foodbank

Franche Community Church is a Christian church in Kidderminster and its heart lies in the community and helping those in need. The church has an established food bank and with the help of volunteers and church staff, distribute food parcels to individuals and families who cannot afford the essentials in life. ​

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​The Helper Students for the Poor Children of Cambodia Organisation is a small non-government organisation school in Siem Reap, Cambodia. They provide free education, food and school uniforms to children in a countryside village in Siem Reap, some of whom can’t afford to attend government schools.

​flame cambodia
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Flame is a well-established charity in Cambodia, partnering educated young adults (often former Flame students themselves) with children and teenagers in a mentoring scheme. Flame run several projects including education centres, a football team, help with setting up small businesses, a mobile library and sponsorship for families. 

switched on-gambia

Switched On-Gambia helps off-grid communities in The Gambia to acquire affordable solar powered lighting as an alternative to candles. With a rent-to-buy scheme, distribution and sales to other areas are being established so  lamps can be sold, equipping more families with safe, clean and sustainable energy.

FRIENDS OF JAN JAN BUREH NURSERY

Friends of Jan Jan Bureh Nursery is a charity  which solely supports Jan Jan Bureh nursery in The Gambia. The nursery was built in 2006 as a collaboration with the ex-head teacher of the local primary school, Tida Manka, and teachers from Hagley Primary School here in England. The nursery now provides education to over 200 children aged 3-6. Every child is given a school uniform at the start of the academic year and fed a hot meal every day. ​

book aid international​

IGF work with Book Aid International in the provision of quality education by extending access to high-quality books and solar lamps in secondary schools in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya, and Rhino Settlement Camp, Uganda. ​There is no electricity for the refugee population across either camp, leaving students unable to study or do their homework during the evening. Together, the books and lamps supplement children's learning and have had a significant impact on their education.

BWINDI CONSERVATION FOR GENERATIONS FOUNDATION​

Bwindi Conservationists support communities in and around Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park: one of only two remaining natural habitats of the endangered mountain gorilla. Working alongside local communities, Bwindi help develop sustainable livelihood programmes that do not harm local wildlife, including women’s gardens, food production and ecotourism projects. 

ASOCIACIÓN ONG AÑAÑAU
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Asociación ONG Añañau is a non-profit organisation based in Cusco, Peru. Founded with the aim of providing quality education to use as a spring board to a better future, Añañau is primarily an educational project working with children and youngsters between 4 and 18 years old who live in extreme poverty and unstable family situations in the district of San Jeronimo. Since January 2015, Añañau (meaning "how lovely" in Quechua) has been recognized as an official NGO in Peru. ​

craniofacial centre 
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In 2017, Future Faces built the Craniofacial Centre in Janakpur, Nepal, to train and support surgeons and allied professionals in order to care for people with craniofacial deformities such as cleft lip and palate, trauma, and other problems in the head and neck region. With support from Intouch Global Foundation, a second facility has now  been built. Future Faces’ educational initiatives enable professionals to gain the necessary skills to treat people safely and independently, promoting sustainable development by empowering partners to use their own resources and supplies. ​