Who we work with
We work with local organisations who know their communities and the children they support. Their knowledge shapes how bubbles and play resources reach children, and what happens on the ground.
Sudan: our relationships include Let’s Have Hope and Decolonize Sudan.
Lebanon: we work alongside Azahir and ClownMeIn, organisations making space for children, creativity and community.
Bangladesh: Movement in Refuge works with Rohingya children. Sahrawi communities: Young Ambassadors for Peace helps bring bubbles and shared play to children.
Palestine: our connections include the Hands Up Project and Gaza Soup Kitchen.
We share practical resources and learn together, adapting to local materials, access and the needs of each community. Alongside these relationships, we support the humanitarian and advocacy organisations below.
The Open Arms are lifesaving ships operating in the central mediterranean. Since 2015 they have saved the lives of more than 70,000 people fleeing war, natural disasters, persecution, or poverty. Please click to support their vital work
The Open Arms
Let’s Have Hopeis a Sudanese refugee charity committed to serving conflict-affected and displaced communities, including many children escaping and displaced by horrific violence. Please click to support .
Let’s Have Hope
Clown Me In
Hope and Play is a UK charity dedicated to helping add hope and play to the lives of Palestinian children who are denied these most basic rights. We do this by building spaces to play, offering learning opportunities and providing trauma support to children. Click to support their work.
Hope And Play
Tech for Palestine shifts the conversation toward equality and justice by building projects that block genocidal speech, enable advocacy for Palestinian freedom, scale Palestinian activism with technology, and grow strong Palestinian advocates in tech. Click to support their work.
Sameer Project
Tech for Palestine
Clown Me In is an award winning Lebanese collective of clowns and artists committed to using social therapy and street theatre to help and provide support for those most affected by war. Please follow their amazing work here
The Sameer Project is led by four Palestinians in the diaspora, working with teams on the ground in Gaza to provide direct aid to Palestinians including tents for shelter, much needed essentials like nappies and blankets, and activities and services like sewing workshops and barber points. Click to support their work.
