We’re pleased to announce that our founder and CEO Nancy Hunt has been awarded an honorary degree by the University of Reading in recognition for the work of The Nasio Trust.
She'll be awarded “Doctor of Letters” in recognition of her work in the charity over the past 20 years.
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Find out what we’ve been doing in 2021 in our annual newsletter!
Read an online version right here in your web browser.
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A Historic Event | W.H.O. Recommends Malaria Vaccination
Read about how Nasio is already saving lives with this amazing new treatment.
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Nancy was recently interviewed by Lilley Mitchell on the breakfast show about our beds appeal.
Listen here, and please consider a donation.
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Our 2021 issue of Nasio News has arrived!
You can download a PDF version here or read here in-page.
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As many of our supporters may know, we regularly welcome interns from Oxford University to come and work with us for a period at The Nasio Trust.
Over the years - these groups of interns have been responsible for some incredible ideas that have repeatedly helped us take the charity to the next level in the ongoing fight to break the cycle of poverty.
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Nancy was recently interviewed for The Oxford Blue on themes of empowerment through education.
"Since 2001, Nancy has helped to build day care centres, a medical centre, a school and countless sustainable projects that encourage individual empowerment instead of reliance and dependency on aid. Oxford students have continued to support the charity through internships and volunteering and the University of Oxford awarded Nasio the Gold Standard for the opportunities given to students."
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We welcomed the recent BBC news article by Sean Coughlan, ‘Boris Johnson says girls’ education key to ending poverty’, as we have long championed the importance of educating girls in poverty stricken areas.
Nasio wholeheartedly agrees with Helen Grant, special envoy for girls' education, who said: “High quality female education empowers women, reduces poverty and unleashes economic growth.”
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We recently prepared this infographic and thought you might like to see it! What a year it’s been.
You can see a full version of it on this link.
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Play Action have kindly featured Nasio in an article on their website “Christmas comes early for Catherine and her children”.
It is said by the locals around the Kakamega Musanda/Milimani areas of Kenya that when their major sugar factory shut down, it was like going for the jugular for the majority of homes trying to source income.
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