We are the COSARAF
What we do
Our aims
What we fund
Our current projects
Where We Work
Our priority countries
United Kingdom
Enabling young people with our Sheikh Family Scholarships at University of Warwick, Downing College, Cambridge and St Anne’s College, Oxford, as well as the Oxford Pakistan Partnership, Naz Legacy and St John’s School.
Enabling young people through enterprise with the Prince’s Trust.
Building sustainable communities with our hardship grants, Iron Aid Foundation, Herts Welcomes Refugees, Hertfordshire Community Foundation and the V&A.
Pakistan
Enabling young people through Deaf Reach Schools and Family Educational Services Foundation and the Prince’s Trust International Enterprise Challenge Pakistan.
Empowering women and girls with Seed Ventures and GEAR Trust.
Building sustainable communities with the flagship Fahmida Begum Foundation, The Noor Project and Mehran Welfare Trust.
Kenya
Supporting children and young people with EACDT.
Empowering women and girls with Women & Children First.
Building sustainable communities with the Shamakha Foundation.
Building sustainable communities in Bangladesh with Carers Worldwide and enabling young people to achieve at the Nabiganj Madrasha.
Enabling young people to realise their potential at Ghazipur Children’s Centre in India and with the Join Hands Trust.
Building sustainable communities in Uganda with the SWIHA Foundation.
Building sustainable communities with Hatcliffe Extension Charitable Trust in Zimbabwe.
Empowering women and girls with Plan International UK in Zimbabwe and African Gifted in Ghana.
Testimonial
“Central to the COSARAF Foundation’s mission is our aim to enable young people to reach their potential, enabling those from disadvantaged backgrounds to develop their skills and take advantage of opportunities which would otherwise be closed to them. The East Africa Character Development Trust programme in Kenya is an exceptional programme and the Foundation is delighted to be able to be partnering with them in supporting some of the very poorest children in Kenya to succeed in life.”
