Overseas

The Trust’s charitable objectives allow scope for Trustees to provide support for disaster relief work or in other places where they consider that intervention can make a significant difference to people’s lives. The Trust does not invite applications for contributions from charities that have a high public profile or that are otherwise well supported by the public, but endeavours to identify suitable projects from its own research.

Since 2006 the Trust has donated significant amounts to the work of the British Red Cross and its partners to support major work in the fight against HIV in the rural areas of the province of Kwa-Zulu Natal (KZN), South Africa. The project funds over 600 support workers, supporting up to 70,000 adults and children who have had their lives transformed by the programme. The Trust has earmarked funds up to 2016 to enable the project to continue.

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HIV/Aids relief work in Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa

Overseas

Since 2007 the Roger De Haan Charitable Trust has provided substantial funding for the South African Red Cross Integrated HIV and AIDS Programme. Working in partnership with the British Red Cross, the project has made a substantial impact on HIV and AIDS by combining life-saving care and support with anti-stigma messages and prevention activities. Initial funding of over £5million enabled the Red Cross to develop a programme that has been able to support a greater number of communities, families and individuals in a more comprehensive and effective way than previously possible. The success of this initial four year programme persuaded… Read more

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