Think Human Fund

30/09/2026

30/09/2026

25/09/2026

In Côte d’Ivoire, access to quality education remains a challenge for many children from low-income families, where unsafe facilities and poor sanitation can create additional barriers to learning. Through the rehabilitation of ESDRAS School in Attécoubé, Dr. Robert Foundation For Quality is helping ensure that children have a safer, healthier, and more supportive environment where they can thrive.

With our support, the project delivered eight new sanitation facilities and a reinforced protective fence, improving hygiene and safety for students, teachers, and families. These improvements have already benefited 364 direct beneficiaries and more than 2,000 indirect beneficiaries, creating a stronger foundation for learning and community well-being.

Learn more about this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/rehabilitation-of-esdras-infrastructure/

23/09/2026

Climate resilience begins with awareness, but lasting change happens when knowledge is transformed into action.

Through two unique projects, our nonprofit partners are empowering people of different ages to become environmental stewards in their own communities. While one focuses on inspiring the next generation through environmental education and hands-on learning, the other supports landowners and farmers in restoring native woodlands and building long-term climate resilience.

In Türkiye, Genç Başarı Eğitim Vakfı's "Little Hands for a Greener Future" project is helping children develop environmental awareness from an early age. Through interactive lessons, workshops, and tree-planting activities, 310 primary school students learned about climate change, biodiversity, waste management, water conservation, and sustainable living while planting 310 trees and strengthening their connection with nature.
Learn more about this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/expand-woodlands-farmers-awareness-and-expansion-of-native-trees/

In Ireland, Hometree is helping farmers, landowners, and communities explore how native woodlands can serve as nature-based solutions to climate change. Through expert advice, site visits, and community field days, the project has supported 57 landowners in understanding how woodland creation and restoration can improve biodiversity, store carbon, reduce flooding risks, and strengthen the resilience of local ecosystems.
Delve deeper into this project at
https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/little-hands-for-a-greener-future/

21/09/2026

Did you know that New Zealand is home to approximately 880,000 Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals? Yet despite New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) being an official language, many essential services and educational resources remain inaccessible to members of the Deaf community.

Our nonprofit partner, Deaf Way NZ is working to address information inequity through accessible online courses, webinars, and educational resources delivered in sign language and designed to meet the needs of Deaf and hard-of-hearing learners. The project aims to ensure that important information about health, wellbeing, and everyday life is available in formats that are both accessible and culturally relevant.

The impact extends beyond New Zealand. Because of the similarities between New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL), Australian Sign Language (Auslan), and British Sign Language (BSL), the organization's online resources are also benefiting members of the Deaf community in Australia, helping break down barriers to information across borders.

So far, the project has reached 55 direct beneficiaries through webinars and online learning opportunities. Following its first webinar, 100% of survey respondents said they learned something new which helps them make informed decisions about their lives.

Know more about this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/cause/education/sign-for-health-advancing-accessibility-for-a-better-deaf-community-inclusion/

18/09/2026

Climate resilience looks different in every community, but it always starts with empowering people to protect and sustainably manage the natural resources they depend on.

Through two innovative projects, our nonprofit partners in France and Morocco are tackling environmental challenges from different angles while working toward the same goal: creating more sustainable and resilient agricultural systems for the future.

In France, Fermes d'Avenir is helping farmers restore biodiversity through agroforestry. By planting trees, creating ecological corridors, and integrating nature-based solutions into farming practices, the project is rebuilding natural ecosystems that support wildlife, improve soil quality, store carbon, and strengthen farms against the impacts of climate change. So far, the project has supported the planting of 908 trees across 10,000 square meters, helping lay the foundation for healthier and more resilient landscapes.
Discover more about this project at
Supporting French agro-ecological farm - Think Human Fund
https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/cause/climate/agroforestry-and-ecosystem-restoration-initiatives/

In Morocco, Green OpenLab is taking a technology-driven approach to climate resilience. Through the Arwa smart irrigation platform, farmers gain access to real-time data that helps them optimize water use, improve irrigation efficiency, and make informed decisions in regions affected by water scarcity. The project has already helped farmers save 3,600 liters of water and 240 kWh of energy, while expanding awareness of sustainable water management among farming communities.

One farmer, Mouloud Belkhire, explained the difference the technology has made: "I've noticed significant improvements in irrigation efficiency since implementation. Now I know exactly how much water is needed rather than guessing."

Explore more about this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/cause/climate/agrismart-technology-to-reduce-water-consumption-for-farmers-2/

17/09/2026

Whether it's supporting young people to reach their full potential in the classroom or empowering communities to protect the environment around them, our nonprofit partners in Malaysia show how education and resilience go hand in hand.

Dignity for Children Foundation is helping Orang Asli youth overcome barriers to quality education through a holistic boarding and learning programme that provides academic support, life skills, mentorship, nutritious meals, and a safe place to grow. This year, 25 students have benefited from the programme, with 100% showing improvements in English and Mathematics and attendance reaching 97.4%.

Learn more about this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/elevating-marginalized-youth-sel-and-skills-development-initiative/

Meanwhile, Pulai Trail Free Tree Society Kuala Lumpur is empowering communities to protect and restore the Pulai Trail Urban Forest. Through citizen science, environmental education, forest stewardship, and habitat restoration, the project has engaged 135 direct beneficiaries, planted 136 native trees and shrubs, restored 833 square meters of natural habitat, and helped strengthen the case for long-term protection of this important urban forest.

Discover more about this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/pulai-trail-urban-forest/

16/09/2026

We believe quality education goes beyond the classroom. It's about building confidence, developing leadership, and preparing young people with the skills they need to thrive in the future. In United Kingdom two of our nonprofit partners are helping make this possible in different ways.

Young Enterprise Northern Ireland (YENI) focuses on workplace readiness and employability skills. Over 2,000 young people across 40 schools are gaining access to bite-sized online learning focused on digital literacy, communication, teamwork, resilience, and problem-solving, helping bridge the gap between education and employment through "YE Potential: Work Programme".
Delve deeper into this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/digital-skills-journey-earning-workplace-badges-online/

Sisters-IN empowers young women to become confident leaders in their schools, communities, and future careers. 756 girls across 60 schools through leadership training, mentoring, and real-world projects are engaged in the Leadership Programme. An impressive 92% of participants reported feeling more prepared for the transition from education to the professional world.
Explore this project at https://www.thinkhumanfund.org/project/equipping-sixth-form-girls-leadership-development-journey/