Poverty has many causes, so we work on several fronts at once: the urgent needs of today and the income and stability that keep families out of poverty for good.
Food, essentials and emergency support for families who cannot cover the basics this month.
Poverty often arrives as a crisis: a lost job, an illness, a death in the family. Our first commitment is that a family in that moment is not left without food or essentials while they find their feet.
Skills, small-business support and links to work, so income can replace assistance.
The surest way out of poverty is a dependable income. We aim to help people gain practical skills, start or grow small enterprises, and connect with employers, so that support becomes a starting point rather than a permanent arrangement.
Helping families keep children in school when money is tight.
When household budgets shrink, schooling is often the first thing to go, and poverty passes to the next generation. We want to help families keep their children learning.
Connecting people with care so that illness does not push a household into debt.
A single medical emergency can undo years of progress for a low-income family. We aim to help people reach the care they need and avoid the debt that so often follows.
Details of individual programmes, where they run and what they achieve will be published here as they are confirmed. We only report results we can verify.
