Blomstring for demente

The Blooming Well er et prosjekt som gir demente i Storbritannia tilbud om hageaktiviteter. Det tilbyr demente i en tidlig fase meningsfylt aktivitet og gir pårørende et ofte sårt trengt pusterom.

Ny kunnskap gir bedre framtid

Kavlifondet har inngått en avtale med den danske organisasjonen New Life Africa International, som jobber med marginaliserte barn, unge og kvinner i Nakuru, Kenya.

Gründer i blodet

Jenfrid Stellberg er gründer i blodet. Nylig fikk hun fornyet tillit fra Kavlifondet i arbeidet med å hjelpe de fattigste av de fattige til å bli grisegründere i Uganda.

Backing better conditions for social development

This help for sustainable development in Pebi and Kumbungu follows a recent decision by the Kavli Trust to continue and extend its backing for the Danish organisation 100% for the Children. Supported by the trust since 2015, Pebi is a small fishing community on the Ghanaian coast marginalised by location, lack of infrastructure and language

Little Big News

“Thank you Kavli Trust for all your support. Thank you for helping us put a smile on the beautiful faces of so many wonderful children, youth and women.” Read The newsletter below.

Tailoring a brighter future

Photo: Unicef/Danny Twang Aged 18, Assiba hails from Klouékanmé in the south-western part of her west African homeland and has never been to school. Her father died when she was small, and she lived thereafter with an aunt. The latter decided, when her niece was 15, that she should be married off to an older

Hederlig arbeid, hederlig lønn

Kavlifondet har inngått samarbeid med Kirkens Bymisjons arbeidstilbud Lønn som Fortjent. Dermed kan enda flere få jobb som et alternativ til rus, prostitusjon og kriminalitet.

Devoted to helping Ugandan youngsters

Text and photo: Teresa Grøtan Many Norwegians are familiar with the Kiwanuka’s story. He was 16 years old when he arrived in the country alone, cold and bloody one winter’s day in 1995 after fleeing from Uganda. Placed in a reception centre in Bergen with other underage asylum-seekers, he was in a bad way –