Since 2013
80% of our grants have gone towards beneficiaries in Africa
Of which, 70% benefitted people in Uganda specifically
Only 24% of grants we made were more than £10,000 per year, but over 53% of all grants have been granted over two or more years
59% of all grants were spent on medical school training, healthcare sector skills development or medical sector professional training
37% of our grants have been spent on education (primary, secondary and tertiary)
4% has been spent on medical research and evaluation
54% of our grants have targeted women and children
Of our grants made to the medical sector:
49% have been spent supporting medical school training for individuals
20% have been spent on trauma-informed training, including paediatric trauma hospital triage programmes
17% have been spent on programmes supporting obstetrics and maternity medicine
6% on research
4% on post-graduate training
3% on community healthcare initiatives
1% on equipment