Every Child deserves a chance, regardless of their background.

When a family must choose between putting food on the table or sending a child to school, education becomes a distant dream.

Because no child can learn on an empty stomach. 

In Ngando, hunger isn’t occasional – its constant. For many of our students, the meals they receive at school are their only reliable source of nutrition.

A lifeline, not a luxury.

Access to clean water is not a luxury, it’s a fundamental human right and around 70% of childhood illness in this community are linked to unsafe water consumption and sanitation.

She has a right to learn, every day of the month.

Period poverty is one of the most devastating and overlooked barriers to girls’ education.

When illness strikes, poverty decides who survives.

In Ngando, even a fever can be fatal. A sick child without money doesn’t get better — they suffer, deteriorate, and sometimes it ends in fatality.

Dignity starts with the basics.

A lack of underwear may seem small but in the slums of Ngando, for vulnerable children it carries grave consequences.

Empower a smile, transform a life.

In Ngando, toothpaste, brushes, and dental care are considered a luxury but the cost of going without these is just as high. Untreated dental problems quickly turn into chronic pain, infection, and missed school days.

Education shouldn’t end at primary school.

For most children in Ngando, the dream of education ends after primary school, not because they lack potential, but because they lack funds.

Empowering Parents, Uplifting Futures.

We pour everything we have into our students, but what happens when they go home to parents who are struggling, discouraged, and unable to see a way forward?

‘Safe Haven Education and Community Centre’ provides education, meals, healthcare, hygiene products, school sponsorships, and humanitarian aid to vulnerable children in Ngando. 

But it doesn’t stop at the classroom.