DREAM WITH US
AFGHANISTAN
WE DREAM OF EDUCATION AND A SAFE SPACE TO CALL HOME
Afghanistan was already one of the toughest places on earth to be a child.
Right now, the situation is desperate.
August marked one year since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan. Decades of insecurity and conflict has left Afghanistan facing one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world. What’s happening in Afghanistan?
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13.1 million children across Afghanistan still urgently need humanitarian assistance to survive. As 1.1 million severely malnourished children under the age of 5 are expected to need SAM treatment. Political instability, an economic crisis, drought, and COVID-19 have collided to create an unprecedented humanitarian emergency. Following the devastating earthquake that hit eastern Afghanistan in June, killing over a thousand people and leaving many more injured, your support is needed more than ever. They need protection and assistance.
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Our project in Afghanistan provides education to 165 children who would otherwise be subjected to child labour. We provided accommodation and emergency food supplies to 25 children who would otherwise be living on the streets. .
GREECE
WE DREAM OF EDUCATION
FOR EVERY £90 RAISED WE CAN GET ANOTHER CHILD INTO ONLINE EDUCATION
More than three quarters of the 4,656 school aged children on the Greek Islands seeking asylum do not attend school.
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With your support we are looking to expand upon the work that we began in 2019. The children are calling upon us to help them deliver their mission. To get as many refugee children sat in refugee camps in Greece into education. We currently provide English and Science lessons to 100 children. We want to be able to not only continue supporting those currently enrolled with us but to also be able to increase our reach to get as many refugee children as we can into education.
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To effectively carry out this project we require £50k to expand to more children and to continue to operate our current facilities.
WE DREAM OF SAFE SPACE TO CALL HOME
Our mission was to successfully open a sustainable community children’s home in mainland Greece.
We provided a safe and welcoming home to 15 young refugees from Afghanistan and their families, offering stability in the midst of displacement. In addition to long-term shelter, we offered emergency accommodation to children who had been sleeping in parks or on the streets, ensuring they had a warm bed and a safe place to rest.
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Within this space, we created a nurturing environment where children could learn, play, and heal. Daily educational activities supported their development and sense of routine, while a hot school lunch each day helped meet essential nutritional needs. Beyond physical care, we focused on restoring a sense of dignity and belonging — offering not just safety, but community, hope, and the foundations for a brighter future.
UGANDA
WE DREAM OF PUTTING AN END TO HUNGER
Join us in creating a sustainable food program to support children facing food insecurity.
Uganda has hosted more refugees than any other African country with 1.5 million in 2021, primarily from South Sudan and The Democratic Republic of the Congo. This has severely strained Uganda’s food resources, and both malnutrition and anaemia run rampant in refugee settlements.
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The lack of nutritious foods and balanced diets has led to high rates of malnutrition and related diseases such as vitamin deficiencies, stunting and anaemia. This project is a campaign led by child headed families who have fled South Sudan and are now living in refugee camps to set up their own chicken farms and a sustainable feeding programme.
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We are dedicated to building a new school to provide quality education for children in need.
TURKEY
WE DREAM OF HAVING OUR IDENTITIES BACK
Help a child undergo reconstructive surgery and receive essential medical care.
A campaign led by our young ambassadors whose faces and bodies have been destroyed by war. The children are looking to raise funding to not only cover the cost of their medical treatment but to also help as many other children as possible.
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The first child identified was Fatima who was born in Idlib Syria in 2012. She was only 9 months old when a bomb was dropped right next to her home. Fatima sustained severe 3rd and 4th degree burns to her head, face and body. Fatima’s dream is to be a normal girl just like all the other children, to be able to go outside and feel accepted.
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£100,000 enables us to support ten children with their reconstructive surgeries and medical care costs.
LEBANON
WE DREAM OF EDUCATION
DELIVERING EDUCATION TO 200 SYRIAN REFUGEE CHILDREN IN OUR MAKESHIFT SCHOOL IN A REFUGEE CAMP
We are currently providing daily education to over 200 Syrian refugee children through a makeshift school set up inside a refugee camp. This initiative ensures that children who have been displaced by war do not lose access to learning and stability during the most critical years of their development.
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The school offers a basic, safe environment where children can gather with their teacher and participate in structured lessons. Online classes are also delivered by a dedicated team of international volunteer tutors, expanding access to a wider curriculum and connecting students with supportive mentors around the world.
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This model is based on our earlier work in Greece, and has proven that even in the most challenging conditions, education can still thrive. We continue to grow this effort — ensuring that no child in a refugee camp is left without the chance to learn, connect, and imagine a future beyond crisis.
EMERGENCY DEPLOYMENT
WE DREAM OF...
CRISIS & CONFLICT CAN DEVELOP QUICKLY ANYWHERE AND THAT IS WHEN WE CAN BE NEEDED THE MOST.
Situations like those in Afghanistan and Ukraine have shown how vital it is to respond quickly and effectively when crisis strikes. Children caught in the middle of conflict, displacement, or disaster often need immediate support — and our emergency response project is designed to meet those urgent needs head-on.
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This flexible fund allows us to act without delay, providing food, shelter, medical support, education, or protection — whatever the moment demands. It's not tied to one crisis or country; instead, it empowers us to be wherever we are most needed, as soon as we are needed.
Whether it’s setting up rapid-response shelters, delivering essential supplies, or supporting children who have just arrived at a border with nothing, this project ensures we are ready to respond — not just today, but wherever and whenever the next crisis emerges.