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Welcome to the CRED Foundation. Our purpose is centred around transformation. We work to help people in developing countries suffering from economic, social or environmental hardship by partnering with, and providing support to, specifically selected organisations who run projects designed to alleviate deprivation of this kind.  |
The following is extracted from a report regarding gender issues in global artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM): The sector is estimated to comprise nearly 45 million people worldwide. These women and men produce significant amounts of the world’s minerals, from 20% of the world’s gold to nearly 80% of coloured…
Last week we reported about Creds newest partner IDAK and their tree planting initiative. Well, this week we are reporting on another initiative set up by IDAK, also in Kisumu county. At Wasare primary school, many of the children struggle to concentrate for the whole day as they don’t have…
Cred’s newest partner is I Dream Again Kenyanito Foundation (IDAK). As the name suggests, the focus of IDAK is to help people reignite and realise dreams that they previously thought were unachievable, for reasons including poverty. One of the foci that IDAK have is realising dreams to help protect the…
At Nkuru Vocational Training College, the majority of the students attend for two years to learn a vocational skill from scratch. The four main vocational skills on offer are: catering, construction, fashion and design, and hair and beauty. The nature of the qualification means that at the end of the…
