The Goyal Foundation supports a range of projects in South Asia and beyond tackling disadvantage and empowering children, young people and women.

These include:

  • British Asian Trust’s anti-trafficking programme to protect India’s women and girls from exploitation and trafficking. This work in Rajasthan is match-funded by the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation.
  • Child Action and in particular the projects, Toybank and Doorsteps School. This includes a bus offering a mobile school reaching out to children to promote learning and literacy/numeracy skills.
  • Ten impoverished children to attend and learn at Mother Miracle School and ten deprived children to access education through Sikhs helping Sikhs.
  • Several One Family activities and events including the annual Diwali at the Dorchester fundraising dinner.
  • The Red Cross’s programme to help deliver healthy babies in Yemen.
  • Carers Worldwide’s work to support family carers through its growing network of carers’ groups and enable women and their families to prosper in India.
  • Pratham UK’s education projects in India to encourage more children to study science and mathematics through mini-science centres.
  • World Wildlife Fund India’s work with young people to create green schools and communities and become more eco-friendly.
  • Global Fund for Children is supporting grassroots partners in India to address root causes and power systemic change for children in resilient, sustainable communities.

Our Partners

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  • Making a big and lasting difference

  • Making a big and lasting difference

  • Making a big and lasting difference

  • Making a big and lasting difference