Partner with us

Four ways to work with us, and what each one gets

We are looking for partners to help deliver $280,924 of costed programme work across 13 schools in 2027 — and to build the platform the 2030 plan depends on.

Funding and grants

Scale programmes we have already proven in education, health and livelihoods. We work to a costed proposal, a signed agreement and a reporting schedule.

What the partnership includes

  • Full proposal and line-item budget
  • Named allocation to a project or a school
  • Reporting against published targets
  • 5% of budget reserved for monitoring and evaluation

Corporate sponsorship

Brand visibility through school infrastructure. Boreholes, classroom blocks, health rooms and feeding programmes all carry the sponsor’s name in the community that uses them.

What the partnership includes

  • Named school or named infrastructure
  • Photography and progress updates for your own reporting
  • CSR alignment with SDGs 2, 4 and 6
  • Staff engagement and volunteering options

Academic partnerships

Teacher exchanges and curriculum co-design. We already work with the University of Zambia, and with the National Science Centre through the Ministry of Education.

What the partnership includes

  • Teacher exchange placements
  • Curriculum co-design for rural contexts
  • Joint research on rural STEM outcomes
  • Student placement and field research access

Technology providers

Digital learning platforms and IoT for rural schools. Our medium-term plan calls for a remote learning platform, and our long-term plan for AI-driven impact monitoring.

What the partnership includes

  • Digital learning platform partnership
  • Connectivity and hardware for rural sites
  • IoT for water, power and attendance monitoring
  • Impact measurement tooling
Existing relationships

Who we already work with

Current partner

University of Zambia

Academic partner on the Mathematics and Sciences Development programme.

MOU at an advanced stage, 2025–2031

Government of Zambia — Ministry of Education

Through the National Science Centre (NSC) and Teacher Education and Specialised Services (TESS).

Current partner

Government of Zambia — Ministry of Health

Through the Child Health Unit, which is how the Education Meals and Health project reaches pupils who need medical attention.

Past partners

  • Ministry of Education (Zambia)
  • Drug Enforcement Commission of Zambia (DEC)
  • University of Zambia
  • Lusaka City Council
  • Crested Crane Academy
What partnership funds

Our commitments for 2027

  • Partner with 7 to 15 rural schools in Zambia and Malawi, and train 500+ teachers in STEM pedagogy.
  • Improve student academic performance by 35% in sciences and mathematics through enhanced curricula and resources.
  • Provide clean water, sanitation facilities and medical access to 1,000+ children in rural schools.
  • Deliver 5,000+ daily nutritious meals through school feeding programmes.
  • Secure $280,924 in funding to scale operations.
  • Invite over 200 mathematics and sciences teachers from abroad to volunteer in rural African schools.

Request a proposal

Tell us which track fits and we will send the costed proposal, the delivery plan and the reporting framework.

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Get involved

Or come and teach

We are recruiting 200 mathematics and science teachers from abroad to volunteer in rural African classrooms.