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Our Work

Four interconnected areas of intervention.

We respond to immediate needs while encouraging longer-term stability and self-reliance for vulnerable children, families and communities.

Illustrative image: a schoolgirl reading her exercise book in a classroom

Education and Child Protection

Access to education for vulnerable children and young people, including those affected by financial hardship and traumatic experiences.

Initiatives

PensNotGuns

Keeping education within reach.

School fees for children from disadvantaged families, from Class One through primary education.

The images in this section are illustrative and do not show GGF activities or the people the foundation supports.

Illustrative image: a woman farmer among maize plants

Agriculture and Livelihood Development

Initiatives that strengthen economic independence, particularly among widows and disadvantaged women.

Initiatives

Royal Women Development

Economic resilience through agriculture.

Farming tools, seeds and other agricultural inputs that help vulnerable women strengthen their livelihoods and contribute to household needs.

The images in this section are illustrative and do not show GGF activities or the people the foundation supports.

Illustrative image: a health worker measuring an elderly woman’s blood pressure outside a village clinic

Healthcare and Social Welfare

Assistance for vulnerable people facing health challenges and difficulty meeting medical expenses.

Initiatives

Medical Missions

Reaching underserved communities.

Outreach for people facing financial, geographical or other barriers to appropriate care.

The images in this section are illustrative and do not show GGF activities or the people the foundation supports.

Illustrative image: villagers gathered under a tree while an elder speaks

Community Development and Peacebuilding

Initiatives that promote community well-being, economic resilience, peaceful coexistence and mutual support.

Initiatives

Single Mothers’ Empowerment

Household income and self-reliance.

Support for selected single mothers to establish small provision stores.

The images in this section are illustrative and do not show GGF activities or the people the foundation supports.

Voices from the Field

The people behind the programmes.

Short video stories from the communities we serve, published with their consent.

In preparation

A featured story from the field

Our first video stories are being recorded with the consent of the people who share them, and will be published here with English and French subtitles.

In preparation

A community voice

In preparation

A volunteer’s perspective

Reported reach

Behind every figure is a person, a family, or a community.

172 children

receiving PensNotGuns primary education sponsorship

Foundation-reported figure, not independently verified.

12 students

receiving university education sponsorship

Foundation-reported figure, not independently verified.

10 survivors

supported through the She Is Project

Foundation-reported figure, not independently verified.

≈150 widows

met periodically, about every three months, for ongoing support

Foundation-reported figure, not independently verified.

20 patients

on dialysis assisted

Foundation-reported figure, not independently verified.

10 people

living with diabetes supported

Foundation-reported figure, not independently verified.

All figures were supplied by Grace Gift Foundation’s leadership. They have not been independently verified, may refer to different reporting periods, and should not be added together as a count of unique beneficiaries.

To protect the dignity and privacy of children, patients and survivors of sexual violence, we do not publish identifying details about beneficiaries.