Avonbrook Projects Abroad supports education in the developing world through the provision of grants for long-term sustainable projects.
In Guatemala, Teach a Man to Fish have supported 23 schools to prepare and submit a robust business plan. To date, 14 have started a school business. 3 schools from Guatemala have won prizes from the School Enterprise Challenge global competition, competing […]
Avonbrook continues to fund interventions in Toamasina prison’s section for convicted minors. This project is a collaboration of the prison administration, the financial support of Money for Madagascar and the …
The Howard League's Commission on Sex in Prisons reported in March this year. The Commission had been investigating a wide range of issues for over two years, including: consensual sex, …
In 2014, Avonbrook agreed to fund a 3 year programme to bring about lasting improvements to the conditions and prospects of boys incarcerated in Toamasina Prison. This programme was supported and monitored …
Avonbrook was delighted to agree funding for its first project in 2008. Akany Avoko, a children’s home in Madagascar, was established in 1963 and is home to over 120 abandoned, …
In 2014, Avonbrook took the unprecedented step of seed funding work in relation to the UK prison system. We have shown time and again the value of small, well targeted …
In Central America demand for jobs dramatically exceeds supply and yet in spite of the competition, companies are still struggling to find suitable candidates, "due to a lack of training …
Avonbrook focuses on long-term involvement in communities so our role and intervention in education projects abroad are constantly evolving. The principal role of Avonbrook is to carefully select specific education projects in the developing …
