Tag: Education
The Hackney Pirates
TFN funding meant The Hackney Pirates were able to fully launch as a charity. Continue reading
MyBnk
MyBnk used TFN funding to provide financial education to young people at a charity called Body & Soul. Continue reading
WeForest
WeForest used their funding to diversify its projects to include land surrounding prisons in Zambia. Continue reading
help2read
TFN funding allowed help2read to expand their operations to the Gauteng province in South Africa. Continue reading
The Marefat Education Centre, Afghanistan
The pilot programme that TFN funded was such a success that the Marefat Education Centre are already hoping to expand. Continue reading
Enabling Enterprise
Funding from TFN has meant that approximately 500 students from 10 schools have received subsidies which allow access to Enabling Enterprise’s programmes.
Future First (The Camden Future First Network Ltd)
Future First used TFN funding to help 1000 young people (who attended industry events, cv and interview workshops and used the alumni website). Continue reading
Read International
Read used TFN funding to improve access to education for over 50 schools across three regions of Tanzania. Continue reading
Odanadi Vigilance Committees
Odanadi’s mission is to combat human trafficking through education and awareness, and provide a place of sanctuary for survivors. Continue reading
Promoting Equality in African Schools
PEAS (Promoting Equality in African Schools) is a UK-based charity. We use an innovative SmartAid model to develop sustainable secondary schools that permanently widen access to secondary education in Uganda, and soon Zambia. Our dream is that one day every child in Africa will benefit from a quality secondary education. Continue reading
Feed the Minds
Feed the Minds believes that education saves lives, reduces poverty and builds community.
Working in partnership worldwide, we fund a wide variety of innovative, indigenous educational projects. By improving access to knowledge and learning, we help give people the opportunity to experience life in all its fullness. Continue reading
