Program 1 · 31.4% of program spending · $39.0M in grants $47.9M
Education: the quality of children's learning and education depends on their home, school, community and even nationwide education systems. Childfund works across all those levels, with special emphasis on early childhood development, protection and basic education access. We partner with local organizations and ministries of education in all our program countries to strengthen national and regional education systems and engage families in establishing community leadership for learning.
Program 2 · 11.8% of program spending · $13.8M in grants $17.9M
Micro-enterprise development: programs focusing on essential technical and soft skills, youth employability, entrepreneurship and digital literacy are vital for equipping young people with the competencies required to thrive in evolving economies. By conducting job market surveys, partnering with employers, and providing vocational and entrepreneurial training, we create safe, sustainable employment opportunities.
Program 3 · 9.2% of program spending · $11.7M in grants $14.0M
Early childhood development: childfund's approach focuses on helping local organizations and governments support families to create the conditions that their youngest children need for healthy development during their earliest years. To ensure sustainable program implementation, we provide opportunities for local partner organizations to build their knowledge through workshops and learning exchanges on positive parenting practices. Parenting mentors and facilitators engage in training and supervision to effectively support caregivers to improve their knowledge, attitudes and practices around…
Program 4 · 6.8% of program spending · $8.3M in grants $10.4M
Emergency response: provide aid and assistance to numerous victims of disaster and humanitarian crisis around the world.
Program 5 · 4.9% of program spending · $6.3M in grants $7.4M
Nutrition: malnutrition is common in many regions where childfund works, where communities are particularly vulnerable due to poverty, food insecurity and limited access to health care. This makes nutrition programming critical for improving health outcomes, fostering economic development and thus stability. Proper nutrition programming can significantly reduce under-5 deaths and prevent diseases related to malnutrition for all children. Childfund's approach reduces malnutrition by promoting healthy infant and young-child feeding practices, training and mobilizing community health workers to…
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part III