Girls’ education is vital for societal progress and global development. Educated girls gain skills, confidence, and opportunities, allowing them to contribute to economic growth and healthier communities. It helps break cycles of poverty, reduces early marriages, and improves maternal and child health. Educated women are also more likely to advocate for their children’s education, creating lasting benefits. Despite these advantages, many girls still face barriers like poverty and discrimination. Investing in their education is essential for building a fairer, more sustainable future.

We provided support to Nepal after the earthquake in 2015. 

Jane Austen started writing her first novel when she was 20.

Mrs. Kim didn't allow Lucy to adopt apet  until she was ten.

When did Sam  start attending art classes?

Tom asked me if I was nervous about my upcoming job interview

A ten-year-old boy from Braunton raised money for charity by camping in his yard. Every night, John Woodley slept in the tent that his friend Rick gave him before Rick died of cancer. The boy started sleeping in Rick's tent on March 29th, 2020 and continued for one year. He stayed in his backyard most of the time, only came inside for school lessons, eating, and washing. John raised over 105,590 pounds for North Devon Hospice, which provides free care and support to patients and their families. The hospice took care of Rick and his wife before they passed away. John's story has inspired many people to raise money for other charities.