Grassroots partnerships & Impact 

Working with local communities is at the heart of the work that we do.  From London to Congo, our teams are community centric.  We take the time to listen to the needs and requirements of local organisations and their leaders, to understand the best way to support women and children affected by conflict and sexual violence.  We believe in mentoring and developing leaders on the ground in Congo, in order to provide them with the tools to effectively help their communities.

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Grassroots and on the Ground

We only work by referrals.  We have a wide network of trusted humanitarian and human rights contacts on the ground in Eastern Congo.  Many of them work temporarily or permanently in conflict zones. 

From time to time, our trusted contacts will introduce TG Foundation to grassroots organisations, who are doing life altering work for women and children on the ground.  After satisfactorily undergoing due diligence and KYC (know your client) on-boarding, we approve new grassroots partnerships and work with them to understand how we can effectively impact their organisation and community. 

We are currently in partnership with an Orphanage that provides support to 167 children. 

Future Programs

Sanitation and hygiene are critical drivers to creating a healthy and productive community for the women and children that we support.

We are committed to rolling out clean drinking water throughout the orphanage, which is in desperate need of a running tap in the kitchen for us to ensure that the children eat clean food and have access to drinking water (which will in turn help to prevent disease).

We also want to install the orphanage’s first shower and toilet. We believe that these simple, yet life changing facilities, will help to boast both the children’s health and confidence.

Make the projects a reality

Community Building

Working with local communities is at the heart of the work that we do. From London to Congo, our teams are community centric.

We take the time to listen to the needs and requirements of local organisations on the ground (and their leadership) to understand the best way to support women and children affected by conflict and sexual violence. 

We believe in mentoring and developing leaders at our grassroots partner organisations, to provide them with the tools to effectively help their communities: 

 Militia violence threatens 3m displaced children in the Democratic Republic of Congo (source: UNICEF)

UN figures show that there are currently 5.2m displaced people in the DRC, more than in any country except Syria

Children have been recruited as militia fighters, subjected to sexual assault & suffered other grave violations of their rights. Such violations registered a 16%  increase in the first six months of 2020 (compared to the  previous year)

“Without sustained humanitarian intervention, thousands of children will die from malnutrition or disease,  and displaced populations will not receive the basic lifesaving services they depend on.” Source: Edouard Beigbeder, UNICEF Representative for the DRC

10% of UK Foundation grants go to small organisations

This group of community organisations are often overlooked, but are crucial

These partnerships frequently provide activities & services other charities don’t