Our key aim is designing, implementing and managing projects in partnership with local grassroots NGOs, sensitive to the local culture. ICT builds the capacity of its partners to be both sustainable and independent so we can establish new partnerships and reach out to more vulnerable children.

Our partners take a preventive approach by working in secondary towns, cities or remote areas, where the opportunities for rehabilitation and reintegration of displaced children into society are greater. The programme activities encompass children's support centres, night shelters, psychosocial support, primary education, healthcare, family reintegration and vocational training in marketable skills.

Ultimately, ICT envisages a world where all children, regardless of their socio-economic status, are able to reach their full potential.
£5 will pay for tetanus vaccinations for 20 kids.
£25 will provide food support for a family of 5 for a month (e.g. rice, meat and veg for a single parent family with sick main carer/ bread winner)
£38 will pay for a family education workshop for 80 families on health issues, incl transport to and from center.
£50 will pay for the salary of an outreach teacher in the slum areas, providing informal education to young children, unable to access our bigger centers.
£100 will assist a poor family in replacing a leaking roof, which of course is a health risk to whole family.
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