From England, the Foundation has facilitated significant aid to support vulnerable communities in Bamenda (Cameroon) in Africa through Support Days where children were awarded scholarships to cover their school fees. Families were supplied with groceries for six months, stoves, and paraffin to fuel the stoves.
In Shanghai, China, support was given to an orphanage of children with visual impairments and hearing impairments, including scholarships covering school fees. In Dehli, India, a team from the Foundation in England visited a girls’ orphanage to grant school fees and carry out recreational activities. The team from England, together with counterparts from the sister foundation in Switzerland and GCI (Global Concerns in India), provided support to a population in Bangalore, India, to also award school fees and support vulnerable children at a local school.
Additionally, through the Virtual Campus, the Foundation’s work has expanded to 47 countries internationally. Through the Virtual Campus, efforts have focused on developing skills and capabilities by offering training courses in various subjects, arts, and trades. Most recently, the Virtual Campus has carried out significant efforts to provide the Human Awakening course to beneficiaries in Kenya, Africa, to hone personal and social skills.
Finally, the Foundation has promoted entrepreneurial initiatives, including support for the Cocoa Cacao Ambassadors project. This social cause benefited more than 60,000 cocoa-farming families in Colombia.