What we do

Five programmes, one arc of recovery.

Each stands alone — but the real shift comes when a family moves through two or three in sequence: schooling, then a livelihood, then advocacy when they are ready to fight for what is theirs.

E

Education

School fees, uniforms, books and after-school support so children of widowed mothers stay in classrooms rather than dropping out into labour.

School feesTutoringMaterials
H

Healthcare

Subsidised primary care, maternal health support and emergency medical aid for widows and orphans excluded from local systems.

Primary careMaternalEmergency
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Livelihoods

Skills training, micro-grants and starter stock so widowed women earn within months — not years — of joining the programme.

SkillsMicro-grantsMentoring
O

Orphan Welfare

Direct sponsorship covering clothing, food security, structured wellbeing checks and a case worker per child where partner capacity allows.

SponsorshipWellbeingFood security
A

Advocacy

Raising the legal and social standing of widows where inheritance law and custom still penalise them — research, campaigning and direct casework.

Inheritance lawResearchCasework

One promise.

Recovery, not dependency. We measure success by the families who no longer need us.

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