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Community entry, consultation and needs assessment.
Each programme area comes from our registered constitution. Explore what we aim to do, who it is for and how we plan to begin.

Preventing illness and connecting people to care, with a focus on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, hepatitis and other diseases that weigh heavily on underserved communities.

Learning that goes beyond the classroom, from literacy and digital skills to vocational training and mentorship that leads somewhere.

Helping smallholder farmers grow more, earn more and withstand a changing climate, through practical extension support and stronger links to markets.

Standing with women, girls, survivors and vulnerable groups, so that dignity and justice are not privileges.

Cleaner, greener communities, where conservation is tied to health and livelihoods, and success is measured by what survives and lasts.

Giving young people purpose, skills and a voice, and helping them move away from idleness, negative peer influence, substance misuse and violence.
Our implementation cycle begins with local knowledge and keeps evidence at each step.
Community entry, consultation and needs assessment.
Agree priorities, roles, budgets and safeguards with participants.
Strengthen capacity, deliver activities and support referrals.
Measure progress, gather feedback and adapt.
Research, monitoring, evaluation and learning help us understand needs and improve decisions. Our team also welcomes discussions with partners seeking community-based research support.
Research & consultancyWe are building partnerships with communities, government, health facilities, schools, civil society, researchers, donors and responsible businesses.
Bring your time, knowledge or resources to work shaped by local priorities.