Childrens Charities
As well as the most basic need for food, it's the interlinking factors of
love and security, increased life expectancy, improved health, nutrition,
and education that enable the next generations to break the intergenerational
poverty cycle, and ensure themselves a better future. In this category,
Prospero highlights outstanding organisations that address a broad range
of issues affecting children both in the developing world and closer to
home.
| Charity |
Description |
| Beetje Beter |
Supports children in Stung Meanchey, Phnom Penh's notorious rubbish
dump, into education instead of child labour. |
| Child In Need Institute UK |
Helps poor mothers and children in India by improving their education,
health and nutrition. |
| ECPAT Philippines |
Part of a global network working to eliminate child prostitution, child pornography and the trafficking of children for sexual purposes. |
| Fotokids |
Teaches camera and media technology skills to young people from
slum areas in Guatemala. |
| HealthProm |
Works with overseas partners to improve the medical and social
well-being of vulnerable women and children in Russia, the Caucasus,
Central Asia and Afghanistan. |
| I-India |
Provides shelter, food, education and vocational training to more
than 3,000 street children each day in Jaipur. |
| Off the Street Kids |
Provides support, including accommodation, life-skills training
and educational opportunities to marginalized young people in Cape
Town. |
| Sa Aklat Sisikat Foundation |
Reaches over 900,000 grade six students and 21,500 teachers in the Philippines through a specially crafted 31 day "readathon" program to enhance children's comprehension skills. |
| Supporting Orphans and Indigent
People of Cambodia for Development Organisation |
Supports the education, health and nutrition of 100 children from
chronically poor families in the slums of Siem Reap, Cambodia. |
| The Ayala Foundation |
Supports education, the environment and entrepreneurship, reaching some of most impoverished communities in the Philippines. |
| The Third World Movement Against the Exploitation of Women |
Provides services to women and children who are survivors of the sex trade as well as victims of incest, rape and domestic violence, to enable them to create a better life for themselves. |
| The Virlanie Foundation |
Provides support to 400 street children each year through 12 residential homes and its education, psychology and medical services. |
| War Child |
Works with children held in detention in conflict and post-conflict
zones, including Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq
and Uganda. |