IRFF UK: Your Donations Keep Us Going - Help Us Bridge the Gap — Edward Hartley

Every day across African communities, IRFF UK delivers life-changing relief in education, nourishment, clean water, and health and safety for women and children.

But right now, our finances are running low. We are dipping into general reserves to keep vital projects going.

Until now, every penny of your donations went directly to the cause. We want to keep it that way. Together, through monthly giving and collective support, we can reach the total sums each project requires.

Which will you choose to support today?

Slovo Study Group - South Africa

In the Joe Slovo township of Port Elizabeth, IRFF UK supports a small group of teenagers determined to complete their high school education online.

Despite power cuts and limited internet access, they remain focused on graduation and giving back to their community.

A total of £180 per month will ensure they stay on track for university - supported by several donors giving smaller monthly amounts.

Learn more about our charity work in South Africa here.

New IT System for Destiny School - Uganda

Uganda’s national curriculum has shifted from rote learning to critical thinking, creativity, and digital literacy. To meet these demands, IRFF UK’s flagship project, Destiny Junior School, needs to upgrade its IT facilities.

We are fundraising £4,000 in total to build a computer lab and provide IT training for both pupils and teachers. This will equip Destiny’s learners and staff for a more connected, future-ready education. IRFF UK is focused on building schools for Africa and providing education that would otherwise not be accessible.

Period Poverty Campaign - 3 Countries

IRFF UK provides menstrual products and education to girls in Ghana, South Africa, and Uganda. This simple support prevents dropouts and restores confidence.

£300 per month will allow us to keep this campaign running strong. IRFF UK is committed to informing the world about the struggles of Period Poverty and helping these young women stay in school and receive an education.

SHINE Literacy Centre - South Africa

In the impoverished township of Walmer, Port Elizabeth, IRFF UK supports SHINE - a dynamic literacy centre in repurposed shipping containers.

It helps children aged 9 - 11 master English comprehension to succeed in an English-based curriculum.

We need £300 per month to support them - made possible through collective monthly gifts.

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Destiny School - Uganda

IRFF UK’s longest-running project Destiny School has served underprivileged children in the rural town of Kibiri since 2009.

It currently supports 206 pupils with education, meals, and a safe environment. To relieve pressure on general funds and expand to full enrolment, we need:

• £300 per month for basic costs.

• An additional £400 per month to grow to 400 pupils.

Walmer Soup Kitchen - South Africa

Each month, the Walmer Angels Group provides 500 hot meals to children and elderly people in the township of Walmer. For many, it’s their only meal of the day.

£200 per month keeps hunger at bay and restores dignity to the most vulnerable.

TVET for Girls - Ghana

In northern Accra, IRFF UK funds the training of girls in baking, sewing, and dressmaking. Led by local instructors, this project equips young women to launch small businesses and support their families.

£40 per month per girl provides training, materials, and mentorship. By supporting this project, you’re helping women gain skills to build a brighter future for themselves and their families.

Read more about TVET for Girls - Ghana here.

Boreholes Across Africa

We are digging wells whenever funds allow, bringing clean water to communities where it’s desperately needed.

£4,000 per borehole can transform the lives of hundreds - especially young girls, who often walk long distances to fetch water, exposing them to risk of abuse and violence. With every borehole, we give girls back their time and their safety.

Please donate today and let us know which project you’d like to support. Whether regular or one-off, your gift will be deeply appreciated by the recipients.

Monthly donations of £10, £20, £40, or £100 can make a real impact - but every amount helps.

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The Slovo Study Group is a remarkable initiative consisting of six dedicated teenagers who are schooling online through UCT Onl ine. They are diligently following the South African Education Enter email • Department’s CAPS Curriculum, aiming to complete high school at Submit the Grade 12 level , the highest grade in the South African school system. With your support, these motivated students are expected to achieve their Matric Certificate within the next four years.

Our vision Overcoming adversity

The challenges

These children come from disadvantaged backgrounds where poverty is prevalent, and often, there is only one breadwinner per household . Despite these challenges, they are committed to their education and future success.

Where is the project based

The Slovo Study Group has its roots in the Joe Slovo Township in Gqeberha , South Africa. Initially part of a programme called Artworks for Youth, funded by an American NPO, these students were enrolled at the Valenture Institute, an affiliate of St Stith ians in Johannesburg . However, in 2022, the death of the NPO’s founder and the closure of Valenture Institute dealt a significant blow to the group. Gail Charalambous and

Chantal Bezuidenhout, determined to continue supporting these children, established their own charity to ensure the continuation of their education.

Let’s create futures for those who dream The urgent need for connectivity

Internet access challenges

One of the biggest hurdles they face is staying connected online, especially during power outages. They need reliable and consistent access to the internet to continue their studies. Your support in providing the necessary data is crucial for their educational progress.

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Focused support in maths and science Recognising the need for additional assistance in Maths and Science, the Slovo Study Group organised a Maths and Science Bootcamp in November 2022. This event was designed to bolster the students’ confidence as they approached their exams.Over the course of two days, educators and tutors from the local university provided intensive instruction. Each student received one-on-one attention, pairing with a university student to address individual challenges. Though the Bootcamp was costly, The students enjoying an it proved to be an invaluable experience for the students. outing together

2024 is a crucial year Preparing for the future

2024 is a crucial year as five of the students are in their final year of school, preparing to move on to university, college, or the workplace. The remaining student, Lizalise Fiva, will complete his schooling in 2026. Appl ications to various universities have been submitted, and while they are eligible for state funding, there is typically a delay in receiving these funds. Your donations can help cover the initial months while awaiting grant payments.

Additionally, career counselling and potential assessments are being considered for students unsure of their career paths. The mid-year break will be utilised for additional tutoring to ensure the best possible performance in their final exams.

2024 is a crucial year Gratitude and continued need for support

As the project manager of the Slovo Study Group expressed , “We are all extremely grateful for everything we have been able to achieve as a result of your funding.” Your contributions have already made a significant impact, and with your ongoing support, these students can continue to overcome obstacles and achieve their educational goals.

Join us in making a difference You can help our charity in South Africa in two vital ways:

Subscribe to our mailing list: Stay informed about the progress of these dedicated students and upcoming initiatives.

Donate: Your financial contributions are essential for providing the necessary data and resources for their education.

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Destiny School stands out as a beacon of hope for 206 children in Kibiri, offering them the primary education that lays the foundation for a brighter future.

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• In Uganda, although 90% of children attend Primary School, that Enter email drops below 25% in Secondary School due to facility shortages. Educational opportunities are scarce, particularly in rural areas like Kibiri. Limited facilities lead to a drastic drop in secondary school attendance, perpetuating the cycle of poverty as career opportunities Submit

dw indle without higher education. The call for building schools for Africa becomes clear.

Destiny school - Empowering children through education Situated amidst the picturesque landscapes between Kampala and Entebbe, Destiny School was founded by Simeon and Jesca Nakamayisa as a sanctuary for orphaned and underprivileged children . What began as a humble initiative to provide shelter and education has blossomed into a transformative force in the community. The recent academic success of students, with eight achieving first grade and eight achieving second grade in school leaving examinations, Headmistress Jesca Jesca with girls from Destiny highlights the positive impact Destiny School Junior School has had on these young lives.

Simeon and Jesca Nakamayisa’s inspiring journey

Driven by compassion and a commitment to uplift their community. Simeon and Jesca Nakamayisa embarked on a mission to bridge the educational gap for vulnerable children. With support from IRFF UK, they have been able to amplify their impact by investing in school infrastructure and ensuring essential resou rces reach those most in need. The growth of Destiny School symbolises the boundless potential unlocked when individuals come together to create change.

Our vision Current needs and future goals at Destiny school

Infrastructure development and financial support

Destiny School’s growth and sustainability rely on ongoing investments in infrastructure projects to expand its reach. From enhancing classroom facilities to improving security measures, there is a continual need for funding to create a more conducive learning environment for the children. Additionally, maintaining financial support for essentials like meals, teacher salaries, and educational materials is crucial to ensure that the school can operate smoothly and provide quality education to its students.

The path forward: making a difference together

Recent contributions have facilitated essential bedding for residential pupils and further enhancements to fortify the school’s security measures. The journey ahead requ ires additional funding for completing infrastructure upgrades and furnishing classrooms. Your involvement through child sponsorships or infrastructure support plays a pivotal role in our endeavours.

Appeal for Destiny Junior School Latrines

At Destiny School, outdated latrines, broken desks, and leaking roofs create serious daily challenges, affecting students’ health, safety, and well-being . The urgent need to replace these latrines is critical to providing a sanitary, dignified environment where children can focu s on learning.

Be Part of the Change

IRFF UK is committed to transforming these facilities, but we need your support. By helping us replace these latrines, repair desks, and fix roofs, you can make a meaningful impact on the health and education of students at Destiny School. Together, let’s give these children the safe, inspiring environment they deserve.

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Empower change through child sponsorship

You have the power to make a lasting difference in a

child’s life with just £10 per month through our Child Sponsorship Program at Destiny School.

By becoming a sponsor, you provide not just financial support but also hope, opportunity, and access to quality education for vulnerable children who deserve a brighter future.

A promise to transform lives and nurture brighter futures

Building schools for Africa is not just a mission; it’s a promise of transforming lives and nurturing brighter futures. Join us in shaping destinies at Destiny Junior School as we continue to pave the path towards sustainable education for underprivileged communities in Uganda. Your partnership strengthens our commitment to providing quality education where it is needed most. Together, we can build a brighter future through education .

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Join us in building schools for Africa We invite new donors and supporters to join us in our mission of transforming lives through education at Destiny School. Your contribution, no matter how small, can create ripple effects of positive change within the community and help us build a better tomorrow for these children.

Please consider becoming a part of our journey towards building a brighter future at Destiny School by supporting our Child Sponsorship Program or making a donation today.

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Can We Overcom.e Period Poverty in Africa? Period poverty affects millions worldwide, with over 500 million lacking access to menstrual supplies and san itation fa cilities. This leads to missed school days for approximately one in ten girls in low-income countries. Girls’ education s are hindered, causing increased dropouts, limited job prospects, lower wages, and perpetuating poverty.

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Poverty? Period poverty is a global issue created by t he lack of access to sanitary facilities, menstrual products, education and waste management. Learn More By not having access to t hese necessities, girls’ and women’s quality of life is affected by challenging t hem physica lly, emotionally and mentally.

2. They Are Prevented From 3. They Remain Trapped In Getting An Education Poverty The World Bank Organization explains t hat Period poverty prevents girls from attending poverty is t he vulnerability of not having a job, school, women from attending work, it isolates fear for the future, and living one day at a them, and shames them. The stigma around time: it is powerlessness, lack of pe ri ods furt her exacerbates the problem by representation and freedom. Period poverty is preventing conversat ions about it. just t hat, poverty, an d it is a worldwide crisis.”

500 Million People Worldwide Who Does Period Poverty Affect?

Period Poverty Affects Girls & Women Especially In Underdeveloped Nations

Affecting over 500 million women and girls world- wide, t hose living in poverty are particularly susceptible to period poverty’s impact. In developing nat ions, nearly three-quarters of the population lacks proper hand washing facilities at home, making managing menstruation safely and wit h dignity a challenge for many women and young girls.

Conflict and Natural Disasters Perpetuate Period Poverty

Those who live in conflict-affected regions or places dealing with the aftermath of natural disasters face additional hurdles in managing t heir menst ruation . These ci rcumstances exacerbat e the difficulties assoc iated with period poverty, fu rt her emphasising t he need t o address economic constraints as well as the environmental and humanitarian challenges in ensuring menst rual hygiene for all.

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Period Poverty Poses Severe Challenges

Period poverty poses significant physical, mental and social challenges for millions of women and girls around the world . The conseq uences extend beyond personal well-being t o educational and professional realms. Many women miss work, and girls skip school due to period poverty.limiting their opportunities for growth and development.

The Physical Risks of Period Poverty According to UNICEF, inadequate access to menstrual hygiene products can heighten the physical health risks associated with period poverty, potentially leading to the following health issues:

Bacterial Infections Yeast Infections Rashes & Itching

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Bacterial Infections Not cleaning or changing menstrual products regularly can cause bacterial infections such as urinary tract infections (UT/s).

“Menstrual blood is the only source of blood that is not traumatically induced. Yet in modern society, this is the most hidden blood, the one so rarely spoken of and almost never seen, except privately by women.” American Poet

1. Period Poverty Hinders Female Potential Now Is The Time To Act The long-term impact is profound, as period Ending Period Poverty poverty hinders women from realising their full potential. As stated by Global Citizen, girls Learn More deprived of education due t o these challenges are more vulnerable to child marriages, early pregnancies, domestic violence, and malnourishment.

2. Discrimination & Taboo Due 3. Financial Struggles Means To Period Poverty Girls Cannot Buys Menstrual Products Period poverty is rooted in cultural shame surrounding menstruat ion and a lack of resources. A crit ical factor in period poverty is th e financial World-wide, menstruation is stigmat ised, with barrier, as many individuals struggle to afford

taooos preventing women ana gins rrom menstrual supplies. This economic chall enge engaging in essential activities like t ouching forces peo ple t o make difficult choices between water, cooking, pa rticipating in religious purchasing food and essential menstrual ceremonies, or community events. These taboos, products. The intersection of cultu ral stigma and identified in a UNFPA report, contribute to eco nomic constraints creates a com plex web of gender-based discrimination, reinforcing the ba rriers, perpetuating period poverty and its notion that menstruating individuals are detrimental impact on women’s educat ion, work, deemed unclean. and overal l wel l-bei ng.

“When we talk about period poverty we automatically assume we mean not being able to afford sanitary towels or tampons, however, it is so much more of a bigger picture… It’s about how we talk about periods, period education, being honest about the impact of menstruation and not penalising menstruating people.” Cheshire Women’s Collaboration

How Are We Helping IRFF UK Is Providing Free What is IRFF UK doing Menstrual Products IRFF UK provides young women wit h free to end Period Poverty? menstrual products, enabling them to stay in school, breaking the cycle of missed Charity Work In Africa IAbout IRFF UK opportunities and contributing t o their overall empowerment. Com bining ed ucation, policy advocacy, and practical support, societies ca n work towards eliminating period poverty and Learn More fostering a more equitable and inclusive environment for al l individuals.

IRFF UK Is Providing Menstrual Education Hygiene Programmes IRFF UK, as a period poverty charity feel it is crucial for menst ruators to feel proud and confident in th riving within t heir societ ies. Education plays a vital role in t his, with init iatives providing comprehensive menstrual hygiene education for both girls and boys f rom an early age. Breaking stigmas and fostering healthy habits contri bute to creating a mor e in clusive and understanding society.

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Welcome to SHINE South Africa, a transformative project supported by the charity IRFF UK. Located in Walmer, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), SHINE is dedicated to uplifting young lives through education in one of the most impoverished areas. Together We Can Make a Difference The problem: Educational crisis in South Africa Subscribe To Our Newsletter

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worst in literacy. The 2016 Progress in International Read ing Literacy (PIRLS) revealed that 8 out of 10 Grade 4 learners (9-10 years old) in South Africa cannot read for meaning. Submit

The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened this crisis, causing students to lose a year of schooling. Most families cannot afford smartphones or Wi-Fi for online learning, and schools lack the resources to provide printed materials.

Our vision The solution: a SHINE project in South Africa

Education is the only way out of poverty

According to the South African curriculum , students must be taught in English from Grade 4. SHINE takes Grade 3 learners and immerses them in Engl ish books and reading comprehension, preparing them for future academic success.

Literacy ability gives hope for the future

Many children in Walmer have never been exposed to English before, making SHIN E’s work vital. Our project is a shining example of how IRFF UK supports education initiatives in impoverished communities across Africa . Children cannot learn from one of the biggest sources of knowledge - books - if they cannot read. Literacy education opens up a world of learning to them and contributes strongly to them achieving much more in their lives - what every parent hopes for their children.

Let’s create futures for those who dream IRFF UK’s impact on SHINE: A charity in South Africa

Ongoing support and contributions

IRFF UK plays a crucial role in supporting SHINE by sending funds every other month. These contributions help cover essential costs, including:

• Two small stipends • School books • Printer ink cartridges • School shoes and clothing

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Support SHINE South Africa: A Project of IRFF UK Consider making a donation to help us continue our mission. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps provide essential resources and support to children in need. Your generosity can

transform a child’s future. Donate today to support SHINE and make a lasting impact through IRFF UK’s initiatives.

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Destiny School stands out as a beacon of hope for 206 children in Kibiri, offering them the primary education that lays the foundation for a brighter future.

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Simeon and Jesca Nakamayisa’s inspiring journey

Our vision Current needs and future goals at Destiny school

Infrastructure development and financial support

The path forward: making a difference together

Appeal for Destiny Junior School Latrines

Be Part of the Change

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Let’s create futures for those who dream Building schools for Africa child sponsorship program

Empower change through child sponsorship

You have the power to make a lasting difference in a

child’s life with just £10 per month through our Child Sponsorship Program at Destiny School.

By becoming a sponsor, you provide not just financial support but also hope, opportunity, and access to quality education for vulnerable children who deserve a brighter future.

A promise to transform lives and nurture brighter futures

Sponsor a child today I want to sponsor a child

Please consider becoming a part of our journey towards building a brighter future at Destiny School by supporting our Child Sponsorship Program or making a donation today.

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Help us relieve hunger and bring hope to vulnerable children and elderly people in the Walmer township, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), South Africa. By supporting the Walmer Soup Kitchen, you can provide much-needed meals to those who struggle to get enough to eat. Together We Can Make a Difference Why this project matters

Hunger in the Walmer township Many children and elderly people in the Walmer township face food insecurity due to inadequate government support. For these individuals, a simple meal can make the difference between going Subscribe To Our Newsletter hungry and having the strength to face another day.

How we’re making a difference Enter email • Hot meals for those in need : The Walmer Soup Kitchen feeds Submit around 500 children and elderly people every month.

Consistent support: Monthly funding of £200 ensures essential food supplies are available.

Community-led initiative: Run by Karen and the volunteers of the Walmer Angels Group, the soup kitchen operates with compassion and dedication.

Our vision The impact of your support

What we’ve achieved so far

The Walmer Soup Kitchen has been providing meals for years, helping 500 people every month.

Vulnerable individuals now have access to reliable food support in a community that cares.

Our vision for the future

Sustaining this service: Continue providing meals for children and elderly people in need.

Expanding reach : With increased support, we hope to serve even more people struggling with hunger.

Be Part Of The Change

How you can help

Every donation helps fund the meals provided by the soup kitchen, ensuring no one goes hungry.

Click here to donate and support 500 people every month

2. Spread the word

Share the story of the Walmer Soup Kitchen and inspire others to join the fight against hunger.

3. Stay connected

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Together We Can Make a Difference Why choose IRFF UK?

100% dedicated funds : All donations for this project come from our general fund s.

Real impact: 500 vulnerable people receive hot meals every month thanks to this project.

Let’s create futures for those who dream The impact of your support

What we’ve achieved so far

Since 2023, we’ve helped 170 girls at Walmer Primary School. Girls now receive the supplies and education needed to attend school consistently.

Our vision for the future

Continue support: Sustain this service for current and future students. Expand reach: Help even more girls overcome period poverty with your support.

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Empower young women in the north of Accra with vocational training in baking, cake-making, sewing, and dressmaking. By supporting this project, you’re helping women gain skills to build a brighter future for themselves and their families. Together We Can Make a Difference Why this project matters

The power of vocational training Vocational education provides young women with essential skills to earn a living, breaking the cycle of poverty and creating opportunities Subscribe To Our Newsletter for self-reliance. In the north of Accra , many women lack access to

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and sewing. - Career readiness: Graduates leave w ith the skills and confidence to start their own businesses. - Ongoing support: Monthly funding of £200 helps sustain the programme and provides necessary resources.

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Project details at a glance Location: North of Accra, GhanaActivity: TVET (tertiary vocational education) in baking, cake-making, sewing, and dressmaking

People supported: Six trainees at a time (three in each programme)

Leaders: Vivian Nkasia, a sewing instructor, and a baking instructor

Monthly funding: £200 for both programmes

Transparency: Reports from Vivian provide details of progress and needs, such as ovens for graduates

Our vision The impact of your support

What we’ve achieved so far

Successfully trained multiple students in baking and sew ing, equipping them with marketable skills.

Graduates have gone on to start their own ventures, contributing to their communities and families.

Our vision for the future

Sustaining success: Continue training and graduating skilled young women.

Expanding opportunities: Bring in new students to benefit from this life-changing programme.

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Your support ensures that trainees receive quality education , tools, and resources to thrive in their careers.

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Share the story of the Ghana TVET project and inspire others to get involved.

3. Stay connected

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Together We Can Make a Difference Why choose IRFF UK?

100% dedicated funds: All donations for this project come from our general funds.

Real impact: Your support helps young women gain life-changing skills in baking and sewing.

Transparency: Vivian’s detailed reports ensure accountability and inform us about graduates’ needs, like securing ovens for cooking students.

Let’s create futures for those who dream

Let’s empower women together

Your support can transform lives by giving young women the vocational training they need to succeed. Together, we can create brighter futures, one skill at a time.

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