Donors

For more than two decades, Liliane Fonds has been a permanent beneficiary of the Postcode Loterij. With the annual contribution (€1.35 million in 2021), we are able to support over 10,000 children. The Loterij also enables special initiatives, such as our joint work with Human Rights Watch to protect children with albinism in Tanzania.

Thanks to the AFAS Foundation, we are elevating rehabilitation care to a higher level in Cameroon with the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Service (CBCHS) through the Care Compass project. Together, we guarantee high-quality rehabilitation care for people with a disability, especially children. Read more

Together with Wemos, VSO Netherlands, The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians Kenya, Akina Mama wa Africa, Forum for African Women Educationalists, we worked on breaking down barriers to SRHR by applying an intersectional lens. We developed innovative tools for intersectional SRHR advocacy and engaged in mutual capacity strengthening with other civil society organisations (CSOs) to push for structural changes that break the barriers which marginalised young people experience. The goal was to better understand the effects of intersectionality on a person’s SRHR, including for women and girls with disabilities. This 5-year programme (2020-2025) was in partnership with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was implemented in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia, the (Eastern and Southern) African region and at a global level. Read more.

For years, the Paul Foundation has supported projects involving children and young people with Down’s syndrome in Indonesia, the Philippines and Bangladesh. As a result, thousands of children with Down’s syndrome have been helped and awareness was increased among parents, relatives and neighbours.

Nuffic’s Orange Knowledge Programme aims to contribute to a society’s sustainable and inclusive development by offering access to education and training to professionals and organisations. The programme is currently available in 37 countries. Read more