Our Communities
The dedicated areas where we work.
The dedicated areas where we work.
We currently have programmes in six priority areas around the world. In these Dedicated Communities, we work with local partners to develop Road Maps - plans that help each community reach self-reliance. Our commitment to these communities helps us achieve lasting changes that help children and youth to thrive.
In Papua New Guinea, you've supported over 11,000 calls to the 1-Tok helpline, providing counselling and support for families impacted by gender-based and domestic violence.
In Sri Lanka, 6,113 primary school children received support in their education.
In Vietnam, 4,215 people were supported through water, sanitation and hygiene activities.
In Zambia, 54,444 people were reached with COVID-19 awareness and prevention training.
Your donation today will go towards unleashing the potential within every child. Your support enables ChildFund to partner with our dedicated communities to ensure children are educated, nourished, protected from harm and have a sense of wellbeing.
At ChildFund, we’re committed to creating long-lasting sustainable impact. Our unique approach empowers communities to achieve self-reliance, leading to increased independence among families, improved health, education, and confidence in children, and a sense of purpose among young people.
Our work is centred around helping children and youth to thrive. We work alongside local partners to implement programmes that improve child wellbeing and support communities on their development journey of reaching self-reliance.
Thousands of children worldwide are positively impacted by the support of ChildFund and our caring supporters. Through comprehensive plans (Road Maps), we can create lasting change where children and communities can become self-sustainable and thrive.
It takes a holistic approach to help children thrive. We build meaningful relationships in communities and collaborate with local organisations to implement programmes and solutions that address barriers caused by poverty. The ultimate goal is for each community to achieve self-reliance, where local organisations and families can continue their journey independently.