Before Christmas, we put out a fundraising appeal as some serious work needed to be carried out at Pencott Valley School in order for this fantastic provision to continue.
Read MoreOur Crisis Response Team deployed to Chimanimani, Zimbabwe in March 2019 following Cyclone Idai. Whilst there, the team identified children who had been orphaned by the disaster. Some of them attended Ngangu Primary School and some Chimanimani Secondary School, which is next door.
Read MoreWhen the first school term began, in January 2019, the enrolment for the Early Childhood Education (ECD) deaf children was 19, (10 boys and 9 girls). The enrolment later rose to 23, following the enrolment of four more new children who were identified during the year. Six children graduated in December 2019 and got places at local primary school special classes for 2020, and then eight new children joined in January 2020.
Read MoreWe had a fab visit from Nottingham Girls’ High School this morning.
Read MoreThe King’s Village continues to be an outstanding project helping some of Africa’s most poor and vulnerable people.
Read MoreSo many gorgeous blankets are made lovingly by generous folk around the UK (and even further afield).
Read MoreOur Global Expedition team travelled to Moldova for the Keep a Child Warm 2019 distribution where they kitted out around 1600 children for winter. The lovely thing about our distribution expedition is having the wonderful opportunity to meet each child who receives a winter kit.
Read MoreImagine: driving around one third of the world, across mountains and deserts, in a tiny car that you bought at a scrapyard… with no planned routes, no guarantee of not breaking down, and no back up plans!
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again! For the eighth year running we set off to Chilwell Sixth form for our packing week.
Read MoreWhat a treat to receive these lovely letters!
Cotgrave CofE Primary School have creatively supported Operation Orphan this year, helping to keep a child warm, safe,healthy and learning.
Read MoreThis young man sadly lost his parents during the horrific Cyclone Idai. On top of this devastation, he almost lost his eye.
Read MoreWe are lucky enough to have support from schools all across the UK. This week has involved hundreds of students, both around the UK and at our warehouse in Notts.
Read MoreOur tents are being distributed by social services to affected families looking after orphans.
Read MoreProviding young people with new skills and job opportunities. Meet our new Silversmith who has enjoyed learning a new craft. That smile says it all.
Read MoreTimes like this are exactly when children are known to be at the highest risk of trafficking and our Crisis Response mandate is to find children who have been orphaned and help to keep them safe. The next stage is to connect them to a long-term care structure and where this is NOT possible, we promise to create a care structure for them - so that they can be cared for.
Read MoreMid-March 2019 Cyclone Idai hit Beira in Mozambique and tracked across the country heading directly towards Chimanimani in Eastern Zimbabwe.
Read MoreThe Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe has experienced unprecedented devastation from Cyclone Idai.
Read MoreLast week’s World Book Day was celebrated in Zimbabwe too.
Read MoreThank you so much to everyone who was part of the incredible team that made Keep a Child Warm 2018 such a success.
Read MoreOver the winter we have for the first time been able to keep our warehouse open to volunteers.
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