Jungle Aid is a private charity that supports displaced people living in remote locations in Thailand and on the Thai- Burmese border. These people have extremely limited access to food, education and healthcare, having been forcibly removed from their homes and forced to flee from Burma into neighbouring Thailand. For these people, Jungle Aid is… Read More
The Rivers Foundation helped by building two wells in Ethiopia in support of Just a Drop, an international water aid charity, which was set up in 1998. Fiona Jeffery, the charity’s founder, learnt that just £1 can deliver clean water to a child for up to 10 years. Just a Drop was born of the premise… Read More
Contribution towards building a new toilet block for a community school in Kenya.
The Rivers Foundation worked with Kids’ Cookery School in teaching school children the basics of cooking and nutrition.
The London Music Masters teach young children to play the violin in underprivileged areas of inner London.
The LPO performing during the 2014 KS2 BrightSparks concert. London Philharmonic Orchestra’s BrightSparks concerts for schools sit at the heart of the LPO’s offering for young people in and around London. The performances provide the opportunity for over 16,000 pupils to hear a live orchestra in the Royal Festival Hall. Each of the orchestra’s concerts is… Read More
To support the Longford Scholarship programme which has, over the past 12 years, supported 200 young people, most of them in the 20s, to rebuild their lives through education after serving a prison sentence.
Integrating education, enterprise, nutrition, health, clean water and energy, in community-owned projects which create self-sufficiency in Malawi.
Madex runs yearly expeditions to research and treat Schistosomiasis in remote Madagascar. The team works in the Marolambo region, which lies along the Nosivolo River. Schistosomaisis is a parasitic disease with a huge social and economic burden.
The Mask Art Prize is an annual national creativity competition that aims to encourage art and offers prizes for young people across Africa. It is open to anyone up to the age of 25 in Africa and its diasporas. It hopes to promote and encourage creativity amongst young people and schools. Some of the best pieces… Read More