WeSeeHope

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WeSeeHope We are a charity lifting children out of extreme poverty across Sub-Saharan Africa.

WeSeeHope is an international development organisation committed to creating sustainable change for vulnerable children in Sub-Saharan Africa. We currently work across four countries – Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda – in areas where children are acutely impacted by lack of opportunity, isolation and exploitation. Focusing primarily on education, child rights and economic empowerment, we address these issues through seven community-led programmes that we have developed over the last 24 years. Our aim is that vulnerable children have the skills to change their own futures. And that their families and communities are able to support them along the way.

This World Teachers' Day, we want to give a big shoutout to the teachers who play such an important role in the journey ...
05/10/2026

This World Teachers' Day, we want to give a big shoutout to the teachers who play such an important role in the journey children take through school.

They teach, build confidence and inspire young minds. Through our Child Rights Programme, we're training teachers across Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda to take an increasing role in safeguarding children too. That keeps children safe, in school and ready to learn.

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Training day for seven young tailors in Pemba, Malawi 🧵🪡For young people in Malawi, opportunities to continue their educ...
25/09/2026

Training day for seven young tailors in Pemba, Malawi 🧵🪡

For young people in Malawi, opportunities to continue their education or begin a career can be limited, particularly in communities where families are living in extreme poverty. Roughly one in five young people are not in education, employment or training, making access to practical skills and pathways into work especially important.

Through six months of hands-on tailoring training, we're supporting these young trainees as they develop skills they can use to earn an income, build a livelihood and work towards greater independence.

And when they graduate from the course, we’ll encourage them to join a community banking group through our Village Investors Programme, helping them to save, invest and supercharge the growth of their new businesses.

28 groups. 880 parents and guardians. 3,700 children benefiting 🧡In Sengerema, Tanzania 🇹🇿, another year of training is ...
18/09/2026

28 groups. 880 parents and guardians. 3,700 children benefiting 🧡

In Sengerema, Tanzania 🇹🇿, another year of training is complete for families building small businesses through our Village Investors Programme (VIP).

Together with our partner Fanisi, we support members to form community banking groups where they save part of what they earn, build a shared fund and take out small loans to invest in their businesses.

As those businesses grow, members can save, reinvest and borrow again, creating a cycle of locally led growth.

Across the 28 groups, members have collectively saved the equivalent of £139,717 while working towards more secure and sustainable incomes for their families.

And the impact goes far beyond the group members themselves, with almost 3,700 children benefiting as their parents and guardians become better able to meet their needs, plan for the future and create new opportunities.

📸Sam Vox

September in the UK means a return to classrooms, routines and new opportunities 🎒But for many of the children we work w...
04/09/2026

September in the UK means a return to classrooms, routines and new opportunities 🎒

But for many of the children we work with across Sub-Saharan Africa, education is far from guaranteed.

Through our programmes, we help vulnerable children get into school, stay there and keep learning, while strengthening the support around them so they have the best possible chance to thrive.

And we’re seeing the impact. In Pader, Uganda, attendance across eight primary schools increased by 61%, while dropout rates fell by 81%.

Just £5 a month, around the cost of one lunch, can help a child stay in school for an entire year, giving them the support they need to keep learning and the best chance to shape their own future.

Set up a regular gift this September and help make that opportunity possible 👇
🔗 https://donate.weseehope.org.uk/donate/~my-donation

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In rural Malawi, a strong start to education can change the course of a child’s future🏫🌱 Thanks to our incredible 2025 B...
28/08/2026

In rural Malawi, a strong start to education can change the course of a child’s future🏫🌱

Thanks to our incredible 2025 Big Give donors, the Matumala Pre-School is now open, giving 135 children access to early learning, trained teachers and a nutritious meal each day.

With another Pre-School in the Pemba District almost ready to open it’s doors, even more children will soon have the chance to learn, grow and thrive. We can’t wait to share what comes next✨

Want the full story behind our work? 📩🧡Sign up to our newsletter and get stories from the young people we work with, plu...
21/08/2026

Want the full story behind our work? 📩🧡

Sign up to our newsletter and get stories from the young people we work with, plus programme updates and ways to get involved, straight to your inbox.

Subscribe here: https://www.weseehope.org.uk/news/

📸 Sam Vox

Dignity. Opportunity. Decent work. Quality education. A sustainable future.These are the aspirations driving young peopl...
12/08/2026

Dignity. Opportunity. Decent work. Quality education. A sustainable future.

These are the aspirations driving young people to shape what comes next.

At WeSeeHope, we invest in young people across sub-Saharan Africa to build the skills, confidence and experience they need to create brighter futures.

£80 was enough to equip Adam, 17, from Malawi with the toolkit and materials he needed to turn a vocational training course in bricklaying into a growing business.

This International Youth Day, you can help more young people like Adam turn their aspirations into opportunity by donating today👇

🔗 https://donate.weseehope.org.uk/donate/~my-donation

Learning to sew is a pathway out of poverty🧵Equipped with a sewing machine and materials, graduates of our Vocational Tr...
06/08/2026

Learning to sew is a pathway out of poverty🧵

Equipped with a sewing machine and materials, graduates of our Vocational Training Programme gain more than a trade. They're ready to start businesses, earn their own income and build a more secure life for themselves and their families.

That’s what skills for life really means🧡

Friendship starts with a safe place to learn, play and belong🌟In communities in Malawi and Uganda where there is no othe...
30/07/2026

Friendship starts with a safe place to learn, play and belong🌟

In communities in Malawi and Uganda where there is no other form of early learning, we’re constructing pre-schools where children can begin their learning, eat nutritious food, feel safe and make friends.

This International Day of Friendship, we’re celebrating the friendships that start there🧡

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WeSeeHope, PO Box 397
Tadworth
KT209GB

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Monday 9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm

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