Journal

Stories, context and questions worth asking.

Ten researched articles about girls’ education, child protection, Nepal and the ethics of meaningful support.

Education
01 / 10   ·   Education

Why girls’ education in Nepal is everyone’s concern

School is more than a classroom. It can protect opportunity, choice and confidence across a lifetime.

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Wellbeing
02 / 10   ·   Wellbeing

Why nutrition and health are part of education

A good school day begins long before the first lesson.

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Giving
03 / 10   ·   Giving

What a €100 monthly contribution can mean

Understand the planning figure, the shared budget and the questions a responsible donor should ask.

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Ethics
04 / 10   ·   Ethics

Why we do not offer individual child sponsorship

Fairness and privacy are stronger than the emotional pull of choosing a child.

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Volunteering
05 / 10   ·   Volunteering

Volunteering with children: good intentions are not enough

Safeguarding, competence and continuity must come before the visitor’s experience.

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Protection
06 / 10   ·   Protection

Family first: what responsible child protection really means

Supporting a residential home must never mean encouraging unnecessary separation.

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Rights
07 / 10   ·   Rights

Child marriage in Nepal: why keeping girls in school matters

Progress is real, but inequality still threatens girls’ choices.

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Resilience
08 / 10   ·   Resilience

When life is disrupted: disasters, displacement and child safety

Preparing for uncertainty means protecting routines and family connections.

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Transparency
09 / 10   ·   Transparency

How to assess a children’s charity before you donate

Five questions are more useful than the most moving photograph.

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Giving
010 / 10   ·   Giving

Why monthly giving can be more useful than one large gift

The value of steady support is the ability to plan, not the appearance of a dramatic donation.

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