Bringing you closer to your impact

As a philanthropist, you play a pivotal role in helping us to deliver the life-changing education that every child deserves.

Investing in our projects will bring you closer to the areas of our work which most interest you. Whether you want to support our work globally, or focus on a specific area, you'll receive regular updates about your impact and access to exclusive events. 

Most of all, you'll see the amazing impact your gift makes to the lives of children, and their families, living in some of the world's most remote and marginalised communities. 

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Happy students in Cambodia.

What could your donation do?

£5,000 employs an Education Officer for a year who can train and mentor up to 30 community teachers. 

£7,500 gives 100 children the opportunity to go to school for a year, breaking the cycle of illiteracy for a whole community.

£15,000 could give 200 girls the chance to attend school for a year, empowering them to pursue new opportunities. 

£50,000 could build a new school and cover all the school development costs for three years.

£200,000 could support 440 children to complete their primary school education, opening pathways to higher education and enhanced lift opportunities.

We're committed to ensuring that your giving has the maximum impact. Our dedicated team will work with you to ensure that your gift goes as far as possible.


Meet Bopha

Teacher, Cambodia

Bopha grew up in a small, rural village in north-east Cambodia. Her community was extremely isolated, with no government primary schools nearby. Most of the adults and children in the village were illiterate and only spoke their own local dialect.

In 2010, UWS partnered with Bopha’s community to develop a new school. Bopha began attending the school and was taught by teachers who spoke the same language as her. At the same time, she began to learn the national language for the first time.

Bopha continued on to secondary school, staying in a UWS dormitory block during the week. She then went on to train as a teacher and now works in the UWS school in her village.

Bopha is teaching the next generation of children from her village to read, write and count, and is inspiring them to pursue their dreams.


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