Mama Sylvia School is the largest of the tGF projects. We commenced the school in 2020 after building two classrooms and an office. We were eager to support the new school to improve the teaching…
AIM & OVERVIEW tGF wanted to explore how far technology could be used to support developing countries to leapfrog traditional and often imperfect educational models. In partnership with Brighton-based VR company, Future Visual, we worked…
The Pro Barista training programme enables vulnerable people in Brighton and Hove to develop barista skills and find employment. tGF has continued to support this enterprise since 2016, as a Brighton businessman and caffeine addict,…
Taqqadam, an Arabic word meaning ‘Moving Forward’, is a blended learning programme that develops enduring life skills in teenagers across several countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Why? Across the Middle East…
In 2016 we partnered with local schools and regional politicians, as well as professors from the University of Brighton to develop a conference and two-day workshop that brought together Head Teachers and government education officers.…
Wasso School was one of the first Tanzanian schools we sought to help. Over the years, UK volunteers on self-funded trips have refurbished classrooms and installed donated furniture. Should you visit Wasso School you…
