At Operation Orphan we greatly value the input from our UK schools.
Through our schools and projects abroad we can help both primary and secondary schools in the UK learn more about diverse cultures, being a global citizen and how they can be a part of impacting and changing the state of our world.
Our UK schools help us in many ways, including fundraising and organising collections of items we use directly in our projects. For more information about how your school can get involved, please contact us.
“Working with Operation Orphan has helped to develop an understanding of the way that global aid works in different countries. Also how a developed country might help a developing one.”
We love to meet you!
When we can, we love to visit schools to talk about the work we do. It’s such a privilege to be able to inspire young people to help others less fortunate than themselves.
We also welcome small groups of students here to the office who can get involved with helping in a practical way, as well as learning about the charity.
If we can’t see you in person, please get in touch to see what resources we have available for you to present your own school assembly.
“I learn a lot about Operation Orphan and its aims and objectives as a charity. We were able to sort clothes that would directly be given to orphans and vulnerable children, and it was nice to know that we would have a direct impact.”
