It’s our last day in Nairobi, so we thought we’d share with you some of our experiences. We’ve spent the last two weeks using the mornings to visit clinics where mums were collecting baby boxes and vi...

  In Kenya, only 51% of mothers and 36% of newborns receive postnatal care within the first 48 hours of birth. One of the goals of Child.org's baby box programme is “To find out if the baby box is a s...

We’ve landed! On Sunday for Rona, and early Monday morning for Amelia we arrived in Nairobi to start our placement in Content and Communications with the Kenyan Child.org team. We’ll be gathering comm...

Thanks to your generous donations to our first ever Christmas campaign (£4884 raised so far!), we're kicking off the work to launch this brand new Child.org programme. Charity Apprentice Alumnus Anne-...

When someone asks me what my job is, I answer by telling them where I work.  "What do you do?" "I work for a charity." Because that's what you do if someone asks you what your job is and it's a job th...

Last year, in November 2015, Child.org were elected as SIGBI’s Federation Project partner 2016-19 with our new partner CIFORD in Meru, Kenya. The project is an agricultural training programme for wome...

The first ever Bootcamp weekend in London was designed to help apprentices to:  Forge connections and friendships with Child.org staff and with each other Gain an understanding of what it means to thi...

Offering two scholarships is one of the most exciting parts of recruiting for Charity Apprentice this year. With Child.org's commitment to fight for equal opportunities, we felt that using our Sofroni...

Hello! I am really excited to write this blog and introduce myself to everyone. I’m Clare, a current Charity Apprentice now taking on the role as Programme Officer! The last 9 months as a Charity Appr...

Whether you’re one of our Charity Apprentices, or a long time supporter by direct debit; one of our fantastic Ambassadors or a 9 year old climbing Ben Nevis, we feel you deserve the best support you c...