We give grants to provide resources that help transform individuals and communities.

Giving young people and women’s co-ops a step-up by providing them with skills training, small business grants and equipment gives them the means to thrive and become sustainable. We provide funding for further education, including apprenticeships such as carpentry, farming or baking, for both men and women.

Improving quality of life currently requires bank and micro-finance loans – organisations in Kenya currently charge them 25-35% interest! Trapped in a crippling cycle of poverty, these high interest finance loans makes it very difficult to escape a life of impoverishment and hardship. By helping the women in the co-op, in the Tsavo Project for example, to set up several sustainable businesses, they will be able to support their families and create hope for future generations.

Global Angels has also provided funding for many young people to complete scholarships to give them further education in Africa, and micro-loans to start their first small business after gaining their apprenticeships.