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Please donate to help us provide free books and videos

Strategies for Hope not only produces information and training materials, but also distributes free copies to organisations in sub-Saharan Africa that cannot afford to buy them.

We raise money for this partly from grants and from sales of our materials. We also depend on donations from individual supporters to maintain this free distribution scheme.


Your donation can help communities across Africa tackle HIV and AIDS

£100 - Would enable seven organisations in sub-Saharan Africa to receive a complete set of six Called to Care handbooks.

£50 - Would provide four community organisations with a Stepping Stones training manual and accompanying DVD.

£20 - Would send a What Can I Do? dvd plus Facilitator's Guide to four different community groups in sub-Saharan Africa.

£10 - Would send three books or six DVDs to one organisation in sub-Saharan Africa.

You can contribute in UK pounds, US dollars or euros, by credit card, or by Paypal. This is a secure method of payment. You will receive a confirmation of the donation and will be able to print a receipt.

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Workshop "After we used Making it Happen we decided to train other organisations in special skills, one by one, so they can design projects involving beneficiaries. The book is important but we have only one copy. We need more."
Youth and Adult Education worker, Tanzania

"... for every worn, rain-splattered copy of Stepping Stones that is in circulation, there are thousands of people who have benefitted from it. This enduring manual has been passed around... and acted out in countless communities, who are hungry for its clear information, and empowering, learning-centred approach to HIV and AIDS education. As a result, communities have been mobilized, lives saved and hope restored."
Medical worker, international NGO