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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 addres

s 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.

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✨

21/08/2026

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📸 Sam Vox

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

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🧡

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🧡

24/07/2026

In Pader, Uganda, we’re helping girls to stay safe, stay in school and look ahead with hope.

For many girls, early pregnancy can mean leaving education behind for good.

Swipe 🖐️ to see how we are strengthening safeguarding, supporting families and helping more girls continue their education, or read our latest blog to find out more:

🔗https://www.weseehope.org.uk/2026/07/24/reducing-early-pregnancy-and-keeping-girls-in-school-in-northern-uganda/

12/07/2026

We know the direct impact of our work. We help vulnerable children get into school and stay there for longer, and support teenagers, parents and guardians to learn skills, launch businesses and build reliable incomes.

But what about the changes that are harder to measure?

Today, on the International Day of Hope, we’re celebrating the hidden impacts we see every day among the young people we work with.

Because when someone believes in them, backs them and invests in their future, it can change how they see themselves and what they believe is possible.

We see confidence grow. We see resilience build. We see improved wellbeing. And we see young people looking ahead with hope.

To all our supporters who make this possible. Thank you for investing in change and helping hope grow.

Pictured here is Bashilu, an 18 year old from Malawi who has started his own carpentry business after graduating from a six month course through our Vocational Training Programme.

📸 Sam Vox

09/07/2026

It's the London Marathon ballot results day! 🤞🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

If it’s not the news you were hoping for, there’s still a chance to take on the 2027 London Marathon with WeSeeHope.

We have a limited number of charity places available for runners who want to join our team and raise vital funds to support our work. Every £ raised will help to improve access to education and training for vulnerable children across Sub-Saharan Africa.

And if you were one of the lucky ones to secure a ballot place, we’d still love to have you on our team. You can run for WeSeeHope with your own fundraising goal and we’ll support you every step of the way.

Interested? Get in touch or visit our website to find out more👇

🔗 https://www.weseehope.org.uk/london-marathon/

06/07/2026

Living rurally shouldn't mean children have fewer chances in life.

In remote communities, isolation can shut the door before it's even opened. Education may be hard to access, household income may not stretch far enough, and options for the future can feel limited.

But investing in rural communities can change that.

Across Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda, we work with our local partners to help children stay in school, and support teenagers, parents and guardians to build skills, start businesses and earn more reliable incomes.

That's the future we're working towards this World Rural Development Day. To find out more about what we do and how you can support our work, visit our website:

📸 Sam Vox

03/07/2026

For mothers like Bahati from Mwanza, Tanzania, farming is more than a business. It is a way to feed her family, earn an income and build a more secure future for her children.🌱

But with limited land and tight margins, growing her business was difficult.

Through our Village Investors Programme (VIP), Bahati joined a community banking group with 30 other parents and guardians. By pooling their savings, she was able to take a small loan and buy two more acres of land, doubling the size of her farm.

Since then, her business has grown steadily, she has repaid her loan, and she has more income to invest in her children’s futures.

And Bahati’s group is growing too. In just two years, every member has started their own business, and together they have saved 24 million Shillings - almost £7,000 - creating a vital safety net for their families.

This is why the VIP is so transformative. It gives entrepreneurs like Bahati access to resources that would otherwise be out of reach, helping them grow their businesses, support their families and build long-term stability.

📸 Sam Vox

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WeSeeHope, PO Box 397
Tadworth
KT209GB

Opening Hours

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

Website

http://www.WeSeeHope.org.uk/

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