Our Work

2013: Ndala, Tanzania

preschool-children

We funded the build of an Early Childhood Development Centre in Ndala, Tanzania.

A short film about Ndala

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2014: Arusha, Tanzania

pippi house

We provided Sponsorship for the educational needs of 33 young women at Pippi House in Arusha, Tanzania

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2015: Didia, Tanzania

didia-opening

We funded the build of an Early Childhood Development Centre in Didia, Tanzania.  

Watch a film of the final build and opening ceremony

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2016: Nairobi, Kenya- Dandora Dump Site 

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We provided funds for the commencement of the  construction of an Early Childhood Development Centre on the fringes of the Dandora Dumpsite, a suburb of Nairobi Kenya.

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2017: Tamil Nadu, India

8. Group of +2 students supported

We funded the continuing education of women and girls in Tamil Nadu via the Gramodhaya Social Service Society.

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2018: Tamil Nadu, India

Wecontinued to support the girls and woman of in Tamil Nadu to enable them to complete their education to University and College Level

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2018 Nairobi, Kenya. Dandora Dump Site 

We continued to support the building of and Early Childhood Centre on the Dandora Dumpsite.

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2019 Tamil Nadu, India. Gramodhaya Social Service Society.

We continue to support the women of Tirunelveli to complete their education and secure employment.

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2020 Tamil Nadu, India . Gramodhaya Social Service Society.

Funding to provide the basic needs of the 318 villagers of Tirunelveli which includes the women and their families supported through education in the previous years.

2021 to 2024

As a result of the world wide pandemic no fundraising activities were possible. In addition there were changes to regulations in India as a result of which, we did not fund any projects in these years.

2025 Nairobi, Kenya. Dandora Dump Site 

In 2016 we provided funding for the construction of an Early Childhood Development Centre (ECD) on the fringes of the Dandora Dumpsite, a suburb of Nairobi Kenya. This has been instrumental in providing an alternative for mothers and their young children who were scavenging on the Dandora Dump Site. The project has been so successful that DADREG are now providing support to the children as they reach junior age. We provided funding for one year for the provision of school meals for the children and to cover the cost of teachers for both the ECD and the secondary school