Grants

to improve early childhood development outcomes for children (0-5 years) in refugee settings and host communities in Uganda

to adapt a proven market-based childcare intervention model in Ethiopia and Uganda and unlock women and children’s wellbeing

to support the second year of the Refugee Fellowship program that equips refugee leaders with the access, networks, professional skills, and resources to enhance advocacy work within their communities

to support the Forced Migration Review's fall 2024 issue on financing displacement responses

to study the combined effects of community-based childcare and business grants on caretakers and children in the urban refugee and host communities in Kampala

to improve access to high-quality childcare services and pre-primary education for children, as well as sustainable livelihoods for parents and caregivers in Addis Ababa

to support migrant and host community families in Santander and Norte de Santander in improving their lives through a comprehensive two-generation project

To continue to improve outcomes for refugees in Latin America and Africa by developing and implementing results-based financing approaches.

To conduct policy advocacy and create a roadmap for the private sector that support the integration of displaced Venezuelans in labor markets and public services.

To scale impact by providing legal support, livelihoods, and community development to Venezuelan migrants and host communities across Bogota, Boyacá, and Bolivar.