Journal
Stories, context and questions worth asking.
Ten researched articles about girls’ education, child protection, Nepal and the ethics of meaningful support.
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.
Read articleWhy nutrition and health are part of education
A good school day begins long before the first lesson.
Read articleWhat a €100 monthly contribution can mean
Understand the planning figure, the shared budget and the questions a responsible donor should ask.
Read articleWhy we do not offer individual child sponsorship
Fairness and privacy are stronger than the emotional pull of choosing a child.
Read articleVolunteering with children: good intentions are not enough
Safeguarding, competence and continuity must come before the visitor’s experience.
Read articleFamily first: what responsible child protection really means
Supporting a residential home must never mean encouraging unnecessary separation.
Read articleChild marriage in Nepal: why keeping girls in school matters
Progress is real, but inequality still threatens girls’ choices.
Read articleWhen life is disrupted: disasters, displacement and child safety
Preparing for uncertainty means protecting routines and family connections.
Read articleHow to assess a children’s charity before you donate
Five questions are more useful than the most moving photograph.
Read articleWhy 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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