Learning rain or shine: rebuilding Sisei Primary
This year we’ve helped build new classrooms in Uganda and Malawi, meaning hundreds more children are receiving an education. We’re now turning our attention to Sisei Primary School in Ndanai,
Colourful Dreams, Malawi
Thanks to your generosity, we provided Colourful Dreams school in Mangochi the funds they needed to build a new classroom. This means hundreds more children receiving an education over the
God’s Grace
In February a team of No Barriers volunteers led by our Uganda co-ordinator, Jacob Hughes-Pickering, visited God’s Grace school in Kanungu. The school is oversubscribed with many children in the
Bricks and water
This article originally appeared in St James and Emmanuel’s Together magazine. Colourful Dreams school in Mangochi in southern Malawi provides over a hundred children with the opportunity to learn, develop
Livestream fundraiser / Gladd
We’re really excited that Twitch streamer Gladd will be hosting a stream for us on November 20th. All the donations Gladd receives will go towards Colourful Dreams school – one
Calling a genocide a genocide
For the last two years, The No Barriers Foundation has worked with schools and charities in developing countries, training teachers and sending classroom resources, as well as dual-language children’s books.
A new chapter in Malawi
We’re delighted that Heidi Parkes-Smith has joined the No Barriers team and is leading on new projects for us in a new country: Malawi. Here’s a short introduction from her about
World Book Day 2018
“World Book Day is a celebration! It’s a celebration of authors, illustrators, books and (most importantly) it’s a celebration of reading. In fact, it’s the biggest celebration of its kind,
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We’ve had a big impact in the schools we’ve worked in so far. In just over a year, we’ve sent over 3,000 books to some of the most remote schools
Sumalya’s Bright Future
Kieran Roberts is Director of The No Barriers Foundation and co-ordinates our projects in Bangladesh. This is his summary of our work in Bangladesh in 2017. For many reasons, 2017