Supporting Disadvantaged Youth
On Sunday 6th December, 30 students from Sevenoaks School and St Paul’s Girls School as well as Montana, our Ecologia staff member took part in the London Santa Run. It was a great success, raising more than £4,000! Thanks to all our runners, a huge achievement!
This holiday season, our thoughts turn to all the children in the world who don’t have a safe, loving home this year. Every child deserves to love and be loved. Make a Christmas gift here to send your love to a child in need.
This Universal Children’s Day, as we celebrate 20 years of supporting disadvantaged children, we share the stories of those children whose lives we’ve helped to change for the better.
Have you heard about the Global Goals? On September 25th the United Nations launched a set of 17 ambitious goals for World Leaders to achieve three extraordinary things by 2030. End extreme poverty. Fight inequality and injustice. Fix climate change. Find out more.
For the last 20 years, Ecologia Youth Trust has supported many vulnerable and disadvantaged children to grow up in a safe, loving environment. Children who would have grown up alone and uncared for if Ecologia Youth Trust hadn’t been able to help.
Click here to read our 2015 Christmas Appeal.
For Connie Rose, Sky Is The Limit Centre (SITL) changed her life. The children supported by the centre receive everything they need to grow up healthy and well.
Watch this brand new video filmed at SITL to find out more!
An interview with Dr. Karambu Ringera, founder of Ecologia’s Kenyan partner, International Peace Initiatives (IPI).
Our Kenyan partner, OTEPIC, has just successfully completed a 6 month programme of tree-planting and ecological education which reached 5,000 children in 5 schools, attracting 100s of members of the local community to help out.
The UN World Food Programme estimates that over 30 percent of children in Uganda are stunted from malnutrition.
We provide essential school meals for 345 children in Fort Portal, Uganda, the only daily hot meal many of them get.
We are so excited to be welcoming in our final cohort of our 3-year project that aims to provide free skills training to 105 vulnerable and single young mothers in and around the Meru area. On 16th May 2022, 54 women reported to IPI Polytechnic, the educational area that is run by our long-term partners […]
