Personal stories of our beneficiaries and from our communities help to contextualise our programmes and bring our metrics to life.
Coral Reef Restoration
In 2024, our notable achievements included launching a large-scale coral restoration project to improve reef resilience and raise awareness of the...
Fadzanai
Fadzanai, aged 15, quickly made a name for herself as one of the most disciplined and hardworking students in her class and in our Girls Club. Her...
Happy
Happy joined the HBE Programme in 2020 because his mother was concerned that her son’s cognitive functioning was behind other children of his age....
Cyclone Response
Our Medical Support Programme faced significant challenges due to cyclone Gamane in the course of 2024, which impacted both the health...
Dailess
Before joining the programme, Dailess earned a modest monthly income of around 300 Zambian Kwacha (approximately $15 USD), primarily from casual...
Building Self-Esteem
Performing arts provide a platform for self-discovery, allowing young people to explore their emotions, identities and talents. By engaging in these...
Bridging Course
In 2023, we partnered with a local non-profit, Project Luangwa, on a bridging course for recent graduates of secondary school to assist them with...
Student Sponsorship
At the beginning of 2023, we introduced a six-month bridging course between primary and secondary school focusing on French literacy to help the...
Business Development
In June 2023, the Lower Zambezi cohort finalized their business plans and received grants to grow their businesses. At the end of the year, 80% of...
Digital Learning
In March 2023, we partnered with Mwabu, an organisation that uses digital learning to address some of the challenges faced by schools in rural...
Student Sponsorship
In 2020, Chinyama, the first student from the Time + Tide Foundation’s Sponsorship Programme in Liuwa Plain, completed his secondary school...
Business Development
Sherry joined the Community Women’s group in 2021, with a monthly income equivalent to $58 USD, she could not meet the daily needs of her and her...