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Pauline, 18, at school in Kenya. Pauline lives on a dumpsite, and has experienced boys threatening to rape her, but the installation of lights in her area help her feel more safe. Photo: Jennifer Huxta/Actionaid
The She Can Project (2014 – 2017), funded by DFID under its Aid Match initiative, aimed to increase safety, mobility and access to justice, and to improve gender-responsive public services for vulnerable women and girls living in cities across Bangladesh, Kenya, Myanmar and Zimbabwe.
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Anisa 16, and her sister working on their homework together. . Photo: Esther Sweeney/ActionAid
Our annual Trustees' Report and Accounts includes our audited accounts, explaining where our income comes from, and how we’ve spent it.
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Anisa in Kenya loves to go to school and wants to be a a police officer and help support her parents. . Photo: Esther Sweeney/ActionAid
In 2011, ActionAid was granted funding through DfID's Programme Partnership Arrangement (PPA). Learn how we invested it to support people living in poverty.
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Women in Nairobi use technology to increase access to justice and support for GBV survivors. The SMS platform operates 24 hours a day, text messages are received by trained volunteers, including paralegals and health workers. Photo: Patricia Martisa/ActionAid
If you've donated to ActionAid by sms (text message), here are the terms and conditions.
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Tatenda Maguya (right) talking to ActionAid CEO Adriano Campolina (left) about her experience of El Niño-related drought in Makoni District, Zimbabwe, in April 2016. Photo: Desmond Kwande/ActionAid
Find out what to do if you want to make a complaint about ActionAid.
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