We are working with technology start-ups and investors to give children a better world

“Oho was born out of the Australian Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse because story after story showed gaps in recordkeeping controls and the destruction of evidence that allowed abuse to continue. Oho monitors credentials every week because every week someone loses their right to work – in fact, every day across Australia in almost every state someone has their WWCC card revoked. And Oho makes it super easy for organisations to be 100% compliant in their accreditation management practices.”

“From investing in local entrepreneurs who are tackling youth unemployment, to digitalising school records for refugee children crossing borders, our goal is that children in Rwanda, and across the wider region, lead happy lives thanks to inclusive investments and innovation. We recognise that local businesses are often the best-placed but also the least resourced groups trying to make a positive difference for children in Africa. Kumwe Hub puts power in local hands, and with our focus on investment and returns, the end result is also more sustainable than traditional aid programming.”

“We want our children, when they’re born, to stand the greatest chance of survival. Currently, we are losing too many babies at birth and in the initial years, from preventable causes like pneumonia, diarrhoea, malaria and malnutrition. We want children to have safe and quality education; we also want to be in a place where when shocks happen, these children together with their families, don’t fall further behind because they’re already at a disadvantage.”