Cheetah Conservation Botswana (CCB) aims to preserve the nation’s cheetah population through scientific research, community outreach and environmental education, working with rural communities to promote coexistence with Botswana’s rich diversity of carnivore species.

BERUDA’s mission is to raise family incomes, standards of living and give independence of the rural population. 

Ecological Balance is a NGO protecting Cameroon’s biodiverse forests and coastal environments and empowering women and youth.

International Governance Institute (IGI) exist to challenge attitudes in Cameroon to make corruption unacceptable, influencing those seeking public office to exercise good governance and informing the people about the importance of civic participation and public accountability.

WhizzKids United (WKU) are a non-profit working to provide health, educational and empowerment services to disadvantaged youth in both South Africa and Ghana. They are supporting young people currently in school, those who are unable to attend and young and expectant mothers.

Guzakuza is a social enterprise working with young women graduates and agricultural entrepreneurs (Agripreneurs).

The Orthopaedic Centre was established in 1961, originally founded as a centre of children with polio. Now that polio is eradicated in Ghana they have become a general rehabilitation centre.

Practical Education Network (PEN) envisions an educational system where students learn by doing instead of memorizing by enabling West African  teachers to facilitate inquiry-based learning.

Women Integrated Development Organization (WIDO) is an independent local non-governmental organization addressing the prevailing social and economic inadequacies of the Upper West Region in Ghana. 

HAART Kenya is a NGO working to eradicate human trafficking, exposing the crime and empowering its victims.

BioBuu is an innovative social enterprise, that sources and collects waste from municipal and private providers and converts it to insect protein to be used as animal feed. In doing so, it aims to change the way organic waste is treated, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and offer viable by-products.

CREATA uses sports as a tool for community engagement, the mobilization and utilization of community resources for peace and transformational development, aiming for the economic empowerment of marginalized communities in Kenya.

Dignitas Project partners with community based schools in informal settlements and the slums of Nairobi, strengthening leadership, improving instructional quality and providing infrastructure support to help the schools create an environment where all children can fulfil their potential.

Hatua Likoni is an NGO working to prepare young people in Kenya for future employment.

Msichana Empowerment Kuria is a community based organization and women–led movement who actively works to end female genital mutilation, child marriage, sexual and gender based violence in the marginalized Kuria community.

Resilience Action International (RAI) is a young organization created by refugees in Kenya. It envisions a society where every young person can influence the decisions that affect their well-being and participate actively in the socio-economic building of their communities. With the mission to empower the youth to live to their full potential, they focus on increasing opportunities for education, employability and access to reproductive health services.

Tiny Totos is a Kenyan Social Enterprise promoting quality early childhood care. They are supporting small day-care businesses servicing marginalised and low-income families in Nairobi and aiming to install an environment that is safe, stimulating, profitable and affordable.

Wanda Agriculture is an agribusiness using technology and innovation to support smallholder farmers in Kenya. They challenge poor productivity and fragmented value chains by connecting famers to technical support, market contract and farm inputs.

The ZanaAfrica Group educates and empowers women and girls to manage their own reproductive health.

The Sustainable Development Institute (SDI) works to transform decision-making processes in relation to natural resource management and to promote equity in the sharing of benefits derived from these in Liberia.

Educate West Point (EWP) is a grassroots NGO in Liberia working to provide individualized educational, psychosocial and financial support to those most vulnerable youth living in the slum of West Point.

KDA began as a collection of Village Saving and Loan Associations in and around Bong County, serving members in rural areas to save and access small loans. To date there are about 90 different schemes supporting local communities.

Projet Jeune Leader is a youth run and led non- profit organisation whose mission is to empower young adolescents in Madagascar to make healthy and informed sexual health decisions from puberty into adulthood. 

Since 2005 African Vision Malawi has been helping children and vulnerable people in Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. Their vision is to see a "healthy, educated and self-sufficient community in Malawi".

AGHC uses an arts-based social change model to inspire and empower individuals, working collaboratively within communities in Malawi, and eventually Africa. They challenge barriers to healthy living and to nurture healthy, empowered, open and active communities in Malawi.

Chimpembere is a community based organisation, founded in 2000 and working in Southern Malawi. With the far reaching vision of a community free from abject poverty, they focus their interventions on serving the needs of disadvantaged women, children and youth through community development projects. Like most CBOs, CCDO's running projects at any given time are dependent on funding.

Development Action for Marginalised Rural Areas (DAMRA) works in some of the most marginalised areas in the Rumphi district of Northern Malawi and focuses on food security, poverty alleviation, AIDS prevention and gender equality.

FOCCAD is a Malawian NGO supporting marginalised communities in Nkhotakota in central Malawi.

Good Health Youth Organization (GHYO) is a community-based organization that operates in the Kasungu District working in the areas of water, sanitation, health, agriculture and, in particular, education.

Life Concern promotes awareness of HIV, focusing on preventing mother to child transmission, provides female condoms, and coaches local women in the production of briquettes as an alternative to firewood in order to avoid deforestation.

Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (LSPCA ) is a registered charity in Malawi, dedicated to animal welfare and creating a culture of animal care and compassion.

Lilongwe Wildlife Trust’s (LWT) mission is to help Malawi's wild animals in need, combat wildlife crime and empower the guardians of the wild.

Èkó Samba Community is a non-profit teaching children Brazilian Samba drumming and putting on performances across Nigeria. Their main aim is to provide access to the creative arts and to empower young people to become agents for change in their communities.

Malaria Consortium is a UK-based NGO that has a longstanding history and record of creating tailored, evidence-based solutions in their response to infectious diseases and neglected tropical diseases.

Ahazaza runs a school and agricultural learning centre to enhance the prospects of local young people and farmers. The fee charging school provides scholarships and discounts to lower income students, and aims to become financially independent.

Children Might Foundation is a local charity with the aim of supporting children’s education through the provision of school fees, school materials and medical care. CMF also supports the child’s family through income generating projects.

One Acre Fund is a growing social enterprise in Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, and Tanzania that is innovating a new way of helping farm families to achieve their full potential.

Team Heart is an US-Rwandan non-profit medical organisation operating from Kigali focusing on bringing sustainable cardiac care to Rwanda.

The Rwanda Scouts Association (RSA) is the national scouting organization of Rwanda. The RSA’s mission is youth-oriented and aims at educating young people to become more responsible citizens and strengthening their abilities.

The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) was established to address the scale of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the developing world by scaling up antiretroviral treatment.

Friends of Mutale is a small grassroots humanitarian organisation supporting local access to education and a better quality of life.

Orion is a non-profit supporting children and adults with disabilities.

EH4ALL is a Tanzanian NGO promoting access to quality health and education for all. Their main health project is run through their Hope Dental Centre, where they offer dental care to patients in the rural communities of Mwanza.

Kazi Yetu is a start-up social enterprise that works with local agri-businesses to scale, increase quality, and access international markets.

Aid Tanzania (also known by their local name of Kiretono Resource Organisation) works with the Maasai pastoralist community aiming to create a more secure and stable life  by promoting education, social enterprise and health and well-being. 

Mwambao Coastal Community Network is a social enterprise supporting coastal communities and maintaining healthy marine ecosystems.

Silverleaf Academy is Tanzania’s first chain of affordable pre-primary and primary schools, educating children aged 4-14 years from low income families.

The Baobab Home helpschildren and families affected by HIV/AIDS and poverty, providing educational, social and psychosocial support and through it changing lives.

Upendo Honey is a social enterprise in the North West of Tanzania. They work with local beekeepers who are using traditional methods, to improve their livelihoods and link them to higher value export markets.

clinicPesa believes that no one should be denied health care because they cannot afford it. They target low income populations living in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of Uganda, providing them secure access to health solutions. 

Ineza Children’s Centre is a Community Based Organisation (CBO) providing quality education to the children of Kisoro, catering to the holistic needs of children, providing formal and informal education in pre and primary education, psychosocial support and recreational activities, during term time and holidays.

The Kasiisi Project, founded in 1997, runs a national park and 14 schools. The organisation uses research groups and activities based in and around the park to support literacy, health, economic activity, conservation and renewable energy.

KCDC provides high quality, specialised and affordable physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy to children with disabilities and special needs. 

Kyusa’s work addresses the lack of the economic opportunities for youth from low income families through an innovative, holistic program.

MamaOpe is a tech-based Social Enterprise developing innovative solutions to healthcare concerns. They focus on children and improving their access to effective healthcare.

MapUganda uses the OpenStreetMap (OSM) model to further national development in lines with the Sustainable Development Goals.

Founded in 2003, Nurture Africa have been working tirelessly to bring rudimentary healthcare to marginalised communities, but have since expanded to include HIV/AIDS treatment and education programmes.

RONHAI (Reach out Nkokonjeru Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative) is an Uganda NGO promoting and protecting sustainable livelihoods through income and food security, environmental conservation, health and social support.

Hands for Hope is a Ugandan NGO working to safeguard and provide for vulnerable children and their families. Their aim is to alleviate poverty and facilitate lasting change in the lives of the most vulnerable living in urban slums in Uganda.

X-SUBA is a Ugandan NGO using sport and play to educate and empower children and youth, tackling poverty, conflict and disease affecting disadvantaged communities.

Baraka Community Partnership was established in the UK with the aim to provide quality educational and health services in Zambian communities.

Barefeet Theatre is committed to contributing to helping orphans, vulnerable children, street children, and former street children. The aim is to help them become physically healthy, cognitively and socially competent young people.

Java Foods was founded in 2012 with a vision to produce food with high nutritional value, using locally sourced ingredients and manufacturing.

Kasanka National Park is home to the world’s largest fruit bat migration and a varied range of species but does not host the big 5 game animals which attracts the biggest crowds.

PRICHO was founded by locals in 2003 as an HID/AIDS prevention and support group. The organisation aims to improve the quality of life for those affected by AIDs through providing counselling, testing, and micro-finance.

Two of the biggest threats facing humanity today are climate change and global poverty. SolarAid helps to combat both by bringing clean, renewable power to the poorest people in the world.

The Sani Foundation was started by volunteers  in 2014 and gradually evolved to become a registered NGO with 11 paid staff today. They exist to support young people with intellectual disabilities reach their full potential within society.

Undikumbukire Project (UP) Zambia exists to support juvenile prisoners, the majority who are male, who have become lost within and are now in conflict with the justice system of Zambia.

ACWD provides children with disabilities the opportunity to access physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special education services, free of costs or for a very small contribution.

Belize Audubon Society (BAS) is the oldest environmental NGO in Belize and is a membership-based organisation dedicated to the sustainable management of natural resources through leadership and strategic partnerships with stakeholders for the benefit of people and the environment. 

PETAL works to achieve social, economic and gender justice for all women in Belize especially les/bi women through advocacy and empowerment.

Sarstoon Temash Institute for Indigenous Management (SATIIM) fight for the protection and conservation of the Sarstoon Temash National Park, whilst also empowering local women through training and education.

The YWCA Belize is affiliated to the World YWCA, whose common purpose is to develop the leadership and collective power of women and girls around the world to achieve human rights, health, security, dignity, freedom, justice, and peace for all people.

Paz y Esperanza is a human rights organisation dedicated to defending and promoting justice on behalf of communities affected by different forms of injustice. Paz y Esperanza works in Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia.

The need for financial stability is strong amidst the youth of Bolivia, Performing Life grant young people the opportunity to become skilled in arts, music and performing arts. Performing Life offer a myriad of opportunities to young people struggling to make ends meet in a fun, friendly environment.

Somos Professores (translates to mean ‘We are teachers’) is a Brazilian charity supporting Project-Based Learning in Brazilian schools. Their aim is to create the environment by which children can meet their full potential, supporting their teachers and wider society to achieve key educational goals.

Caminhos is an organization focused on addressing the social inequalities that affect the lives of Brazilians every day, striving to promote education and maximizing the potential of underprivileged children and teens from Rio de Janeiro’s Pavão-Pavãozinho and Cantagalo communities.

Ceres is a Colombian social enterprise seeking to develop nutritious foods from seeds and cereals, to contribute to a healthy, inclusive and conscious food culture, as well as promoting sustainable development throughout their chain of development.

Fundacion GLOT is a young Colombian registered NGO that promotes multilingualism and linguistic diversity as a means of education, social development and positive change in the community.

Misión Gaia is a non-profit organization that works to increase the wellbeing of the communities of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta.

Masaya's main objective is to give people a platform to discuss, reflect on issues ranging from architecture, urbanism to building less violent and less oppressive social relationships.

As their name suggests, CREAR -"CReatividad, Arte y Responsabilidad Social", or simply "create" - envision a strong community of empowered, self-motivated, responsible, and employable individuals.

Omina comes from the Latin ōmen, meaning the signs of something to come. OMINA is a non-profit start-up created in 2017, based in Costa Rica, known as one of the most sustainable countries in the world. Their mission is to align Latin America with the Global Agenda on sustainable goals and provide the region with the reference points to understand, adapt and implement this Agenda.

Semillas (Seed) are an interdisciplinary group that promotes community social architecture to improve the quality of spaces and human habitats through inter-sectoral linkages and co-management of participatory processes.

Launched in 1982, The ARA Project is dedicated to saving Costa Rica's 2 native macaws: the endangered Great Green Macaw (Ara Ambiguus) and the Scarlet Macaw (Ara Macao). 

Fundacion Cemoplaf  is one of the largest sexual and reproductive health organisations in Ecuador.

The mission of Amigos de Santa Cruz is to improve the lives of the indigenous people of Santa Cruz la Laguna and surrounding villages through support for education and sustainable economic empowerment.

Creating Opportunities for Guatemalans (COG)’s mission is to provide educational support to the community of San Antonio Aguas Calientes through school scholarships to children and their families who live below the poverty line.

Escuela de la Calle - "School Street" - support underprivileged children in Quetzaltenango. Their programmes focus on providing the children with study, food, and the opportunity for a better future.

Mindful Guatemala seeks to inspire, raise awareness and educate the Guatemalan population to live a full life, with peace and greater well-being, thus contributing to the global culture of sustainable peace. They address the Guatemalan at-risk population, providing courses and activities in Schools and educational centres.

Mar Fund is a regional funding institution, representing conservation funds in Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico based in Guatemala. Their mission is to enable innovate, transnational solution to critical Mesoamerica reef issues through long-term financial support and trustworthy reef management advice.

Yabal promotes the empowerment of indigenous women and their families in rural Guatemalan highland communities, focusing on their economic self-sufficiency.

Blossom Inc. is a non-governmental organization with a mission to build and strengthen children and families’ relationships, safeguard the physical and mental wellbeing of all children.

ChildLink works to strengthen social protection services for children, increase awareness and advocate for children’s rights, to ensure that every child can live in a home and community free of violence and abuse.

English in Mind Institute (EIM) is a non-profit, adult English program. Although started by an NGO (International Disaster Volunteers) in the aftermath of the earthquake, EIM is now a Haitian led, Haitian taught, and Haitian administered operation.

Haiti Communitere (HC) aims to serve as a bridge between international and local organizations in order to help them to better achieve their objectives.

The Ecological Association of San Marcos Ocotepeque (AESMO) is an environmental NGO aimed at improving the quality of life in the communities through the protection and sustainable management of natural resources, citizen participation and interinstitutional strategic partnerships.

The mission of Legacy of Hope is to help children heal and eventually achieve permanency in a safe and healthy family setting. They firmly believe that these goals can only be accomplished by establishing education and foster programs, rooted in the local church.

Recrear is a young social enterprise created to promote and support local artisans and their products. Recrear started as an online platform that had the mission to reduce the digital gap between local artists and the consumers, and have since then also opened a shop in Queretaro, where they sell hand-made products from the artisans they collaborate with.

Quetzaltrekkers exist to provide financial assistance to underfunded community development projects in and around León. The organisation were founded in 2004 and are based in the historical city of León in Nicaragua. 

A not-for-profit social enterprise that seeks to empower Adean women through giving them the skills and training they need to transform their lives by allowing them to earn an income.

CACE promotes the conservation and sustainable development of human and other biological communities in the Amazon region. They work with indigenous people to sustain local resources and support them to create and market innovative fair-trade products so they can improve their livelihoods and strengthen their communities while regenerating the forest.

GOALS is a young start-up empowering Armenian women through sport, giving them the confidence and life skills to challenge gender stereotypes in the country.

AEC provides medical support to people with hearing impairments, providing clinics, treatments and hearing aids. It is the only aid organisation providing ear and hearing medical services for all Cambodians, from new-borns to the elderly.

Aziza’s Place is a local NGO supporting vulnerable children, largely those working in slums as garbage pickers, by providing a range of educational and developmental services to them and their families.

Cambodia Knits (CK) is a social enterprise working with marginalised communities near Phnom Penh. CK’s goal is to produce beautiful, high quality and unique hand knit products while providing fair and flexible employment opportunities.

Chab Dai, meaning ‘joining hands’ in Khmer, has a membership network of 48 small, grassroots NGO’s in Cambodia, with the aim of working together to end sexual abuse and trafficking. 

Children’s Action for Development aim to support parents and care givers through improving the standard of living and creating a secure environment and educational opportunities for their children.

The Chumkriel Language School is supporting the Chumkriel and neighbouring communities to achieve better futures. Using education and training they are equipping children and adults with the life skills to benefit themselves and their communities.

Dorsu are an ethical everyday clothing social business who are committed to providing their staff with viable employment because they believe that people have the right to work in a safe environment, with fair compensation, and feel happy to go to work every day.

EGBOK Mission helps underprivileged young adults, mainly orphans, to achieve their employment goals. They work to foster the country’s future hospitality leaders by connecting young adults with a network of internships and job opportunities

Fairweave aims to create opportunities for Cambodian women, allowing them to become socially, politically and economically independent, to live without fear, violence and exploitation. This is achieved through providing an alternative means of employment, making handicrafts -  such as scarfs, throws and cushions - which are sold for profit.

First Step Cambodia is the first NGO in Cambodia to focus on the prevention of sexual abuse and support for its victims for specifically boys.

Health Poverty Action is a global NGO that provides health interventions to marginalised people and those often neglected by governments and other sources of aid.

ISF believes that every child, no matter where they were born, should receive quality education and care. ISF was founded in 2006, registered as a charity in Cambodia, UK and Hong Kong and operating in Cambodia. They are working with impoverished and disadvantaged communities in Phnom Penh through education, healthcare and by giving them the tools to build a better future.

Khmer Creations Jewellery Studio (KC) is an established social enterprise aiming to create opportunities for Cambodian women, allowing them to become socially, politically and economically independent, to live without fear, violence and exploitation. Through learning skills in jewellery production these women can keep employment in accordance with fair trade principles. KC work with those women most at-risk and vulnerable.

KCDI work to preserve and protect traditional Cambodian art forms through education, training and raising awareness to ensure that vulnerable children have a bright future and can fulfil their potential in life. 

M'lup Russey is a local NGO working to strengthen and support Cambodian families. Their work supports the safe reunification of children, previously in care, with their families.

MANAVA is a social enterprise that supports rural Cambodian artisan women to develop a stable, fair and sustainable income. 

Naga Earth is a Social Enterprise working to protect the environment and public health in Cambodia.

Nexus for Development are a social enterprise supporting entrepreneurs in Asia, they want to facilitate the flow of capitol to social organisations to help them scale up their social and environmental impact.

SALT (Sport And Leadership Training) Academy runs community football leagues and vocational training to develop Cambodian youth, especially by empowering female players. SALT currently works with 3 000 youths and young adults. 

SHE Investments works with women in Cambodia to help support them in scaling their businesses to create social and economic impact. 

The Sound Initiative is a young social enterprise whose mission is to revive Cambodian music through supporting young artists and musicians to develop original music and content, while growing their careers.

The Women’s Resource Centre (WRC) is a Cambodian NGO advocating for a fair and equal society for all.

TLC's main goal is to help local people and groups become fully self-sufficient. TLC achieves its goal by providing educational and training opportunities, securing project funding, building infrastructure, and creating networks of support.

Elevated Honey Co. provides training for small family farmers on beekeeping techniques, queen bee rearing, and safe and clean honey extraction.

Health Poverty Action (HPA) is a global NGO providing health interventions to marginalised people and those often neglected by governments and other sources of aid.

Essmart is a social enterprise distributing life-improving products ranging from solar lights to fuel-efficient cookstoves to reusable water filters to rechargeable batteries.

IDinsight was founded to improve social impact of government, charity and social enterprise initiatives through rigorous research and field experiments. In addition to impact assessment, they offer other advisory services – including programme design consulting, monitoring and evaluation, technical advice and scale-up support.

Khetee, meaning ‘farming’ in Sanskrit, aims to introduce agricultural and agroforestry techniques that will increase yield and productivity for local small hold farmers.

LKSK is an Indian Charitable Trust working to safeguard, empower and nurture vulnerable local community members in Jharkhand. They promote a progressive, peaceful, self-reliant and healthy society through delivering community awareness and capacity building programme, training and equipping people with the knowledge and materials to thrive against various social issues.

Mentor Together is a Charitable Trust committed to providing equal opportunities to all young people regardless of background.

Simple Education Foundation is a registered Trust in New Delhi working to improve teaching and learning practices in government schools.

Two of the founding philosophies of Slum Soccer are centred around “Football is fun!” and “Football for All”; they use soccer to encourage community inclusion and overcome barriers facing the marginalised populations of India.

Sristi Village provides a conducive environment to enable marginalised people and those with intellectual disabilities to reach their full potential regardless of disability, race and gender.

YSD’s mission is to facilitate sustainable social and economic development of marginalized communities in urban and rural Odisha through research, policy advocacy, participatory community action and people’s empowerment.

Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW) is Laos’ first non-profit wildlife rescue and release service, providing  a multi-species rescue service which spans country wide.

Ma Te Sai trains women in Ban Nya Nyang villages in Nambak District to sew and focuses on product development and linkages to the market.

MandaLao is a responsible tour and conservation company in Laos. They work with elephants, rescuing them from logging camps and poor conditions and aim to raise awareness and set an ethical example for interacting with elephants.

PFHA is a Lao registered non-profit focusing on sexual reproductive health and rights.

The Language Project offers young people in Laos a chance to meet their potential, learn and develop through education and literacy, by creating and supporting libraries in underdeveloped areas.

Mee Panyar is a Yangon-based social enterprise that builds and develops small scale solar systems ("mini-grids") as a source of energy, bringing access to clean electricity to remote local communities. 

Advocacy Forum is a human rights organisation. Their aim is to ensure fair and accessible justice to all and combat the culture of impunity in Nepal by promoting the rule of law.

Kopila Nepal is committed to ending gender discrimination and domestic violence against women and girls and improving the independence of single women (widows) through vocational training, income generation and legal awareness.

SASANE's mission is to support and empower survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence and girls at risk of being trafficked or re-trafficked whilst equipping them with skills, and knowledge to become leaders of their community.

FundLife uses sport as a tool to provide pathways for marginalised youth to break from cycle of intergenerational poverty and dependence.

PMUI is an organisation that supports indigenous communities in oriental and occidental Mindoro by promoting peace and social security, integrating the Mangyans into wider society by securing birth certificates and land rights which leads to engaging in education, health, local government and more.

Roots of Health was established with the aim of empowering women and young people to live healthy reproductive lives in Palawan.

AMMA is a social business working to provide viable employment options for the families of the tea estate workers and to produce sustainable and environmentally friendly fashion.

Bookbridge supports local entrepreneurs setting up businesses in the field of education. They aim to empower individuals and organisations to take responsibility for themselves and their futures, their families and their goals. They are engaging young people through education.

Tea Leaf Trust (TLT) was set up in 2008 to support disadvantaged 18-24 year olds from Sri Lanka’s tea estates. The Trust runs Tea Leaf Vision (TLV) Education Centres which provide practical and relevant education, focusing on English language, business, IT, community service, personal development and emotional health.

Designing for Social Innovation and Leadership (DSIL) is an education start- up that connects social impact community leaders from around the world with innovation and knowledge networks to amplify their work.

The Rain Tree Foundation supports children  and adults from poor or rural backgrounds. The organisation runs orphanages and foster homes, provides education, and runs a clean water programme, amongst its many activities.

Space Bangkok is a social enterprise that was born to support development and humanitarian aid workers. 

Thoo Mweh Khee Migrant Learning Centre (TMKMLC) provides a safe and secure environment for the education of children from the Thai/Burma border.

Wedu’s mission is to nurture the leadership development of women changemakers around the world by supporting their unique, lifelong journeys with leadership development programmes, opportunities, and funding for education.

Play International Kosovo is a local Mission of the INGO Play International, founded in 1999. The organization’s programmes revolve around using sports as an educational tool, to bring communities together and promote acceptance and inclusion.