Here you can find out all of the latest stories from all of our projects. We love to hear your stories as well so please do get in touch with news about how lives have been impacted. To help you find stories faster by we’ve grouped them into three channels:
The Keep a Child Sponsorship Scheme encompasses all of our long-term global support projects. See what we’ve been up to across the world.
Rubbish Science empowers people by helping to develop systematic strategies for problem-solving. Read how this has an impact on lives.
Forget-Me-Notts is Operation Orphan’s UK based project designed to meet the specific needs of vulnerable children across the East Midlands.
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Unfortunately our partner project in DR Congo had a terrible accident a few days ago. A fire swept through the boy's dormitory and caused significant damage to furniture and belongings.
Thanks to an incredibly generous donation from Xylem Watermark, our project in Uganda now has a brand-new water harvesting system!
Just received a lovely update from our friends in DR Congo & we thought you all might love to see this photo as much as we did!
Grateful for each day! Our fabulous youngsters in DR Congo are getting stuck in with life; farming, cooking, chores, learning and showing up for one another.
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Sierra Leone is probably my favourite country. You will not find friendlier, more welcoming and lovely people anywhere. There are no beaches more beautiful than the ones in Sierra Leone and none with fewer tourists
Rubbish Science was chosen by Google as a vehicle to showcase some of its products to large groups of Nordic Educators as part of its Anywhere Classroom Project.
Rubbish Science in collaboration with CollaboratEd won a contract with the British Council and the British Embassy.
The UN have 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This blog aims to show how Rubbish Science can support them
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Earlier this week we travelled to Tesco Extra Toton and Tesco Extra Hucknall to collect donations of toiletries and household essentials kindly organised by community champions Claire and Hayley.
One of our regular volunteers, Carol, kindly applied for a grant and was able to use it to by some wonderful items for Forget-Me-Notts!
We are thrilled to say that thanks to your votes we have been awarded People’s Choice Silver for our category at the Smiley Charity Film Awards!
We need all the votes possible to be in for a chance of winning a cash prize (which would be really handy right now). So if you wouldn’t mind sparing a minute to cast a vote, we would hugely appreciate it 🙏🏼
I just wanted to say a huge thank you for another successful Easter Egg appeal! The support from everyone has been overwhelming and helped us provide over 3250 Easter gifts for vulnerable children!!