In brief
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Burkina Faso: The country still suffers from many terror attacks which is affecting the daily lives of communities and also those running the projects we have been supporting. The school security became a priority and a wall has now been built around it.
Plans are well underway for the school to expand, making provision for 3 further years of education in the Lycée to enable students to take their BAC and then apply for university. This is very exciting but challenging and requires a lot of work. Construction is planned to start this summer and about 80% funding has been raised so far.
South Sudan: The farming season about to end (2025-26) had 1,914 farmers participating in the Farming Project, following seed distribution during the late spring. With the situation on the ground rapidly deteriorating, this project has become a life-line and the only food source for many of the families they support. In the coming season, from April 2026, they hope to empower 2,000 people to farm.
Morocco: The skills training project, Amnougar, for young disabled adults, had a very successful year in 2025. The centre trained approximately 40 young women and men, many from rural and low-income families who would otherwise have had no access to education or amployment. Many of the graduates went on to paid work, cooperatives, or familiy businesses, while others gained practical skills that reduced their dependence on relatives.
Pakistan: Another exciting new partnership for PAUK is in the very early stages. This is for a maternity clinic in a rural area about 250 km from Lahore. Construction has begun: bricks are being made, pipes to carry the electricity cables have been laid and there is now a borehole supplying water. A web page is being drafted with more information on this project, which we hope will be live very soon.