Supporters of Saavan’s Trust are taking on muddy 12K & family 5K races to help raise funds for the charity’s latest project, the build of a girls’ school in Zambia.

Saavan’s Trust has partnered with Baraka Community Partnerships to help build a STEM-focused secondary school for girls in rural Zambia, providing life-changing education opportunities.

Our third project, supports the creation of Tiny Hands Nursery in Ghana, providing inclusive early years education, therapy & vital support for children with disabilities and their families.

Our second project building a secondary school in Kampot, Cambodia is underway. It will be providing six new classrooms, a library, community hall, garden and vegetable plot.

The children of Oddom Meanchey Primary in Kampot, the site of our latest project, took time out of their lessons on February 15th to celebrate Saavan’s 24th birthday.

We are pleased to announce plans are underway for our next project – the construction of a secondary school in the rural town of Kampot, Cambodia.

A team of family and friends once again squeezed into their lycra to take on the 55mile bike ride from London to Brighton.

One of our youngest supporters, Max and his cousin Eddie, took part in ‘the mud run’ and managed to raise an impressive £880 to go towards our latest project!

As a way to remember Saavan, family and friends gathered at the Prince Charles Theatre in Leicester Square in April to watch one of Saavan's favourite childhood films, Big Momma's House.

Our school building is really taking shape and the first two floors are finished – and already holding classes.

We’re very proud and excited to announce that Saavan’s Trust will be donating further funds to build an additional floor for our school in Barmurikona village.