Corporate social responsibility

The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) works in over 190 countries to protect children’s rights, improve education, and enhance health services. Their initiatives aim to support disadvantaged children and families, creating a safer and more inclusive world. (unicef.org)

Save the Children is dedicated to improving children’s lives through better education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. They also provide emergency aid during natural disasters, wars, and other conflicts.

CARE fights global poverty and provides disaster relief, with a special focus on empowering women and girls. Their programs span health, education, and economic development. (care.org)

Plan International is committed to advancing children’s rights and achieving equality for girls. They work in over 75 countries to address issues like child marriage, education, and gender-based violence.

World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organisation that partners with children, families, and communities to address poverty and injustice. Their initiatives include emergency relief, education, healthcare, and economic development.

The IRC responds to humanitarian crises worldwide, helping people survive, recover, and rebuild their lives. Their focus is on healthcare, education, and economic support for displaced families.

Oxfam is a global movement aiming to end the injustice of poverty, focusing on issues like inequality, women’s rights, and access to essential services. (oxfamamerica.org)

ActionAid works internationally with women and girls living in poverty to achieve social justice, gender equality, and poverty reduction.

This organisation supports women survivors of war, helping them move from crisis to stability and self-sufficiency. Their programs include vocational training and education on rights.