How We Work

  • Independent governance and trustee oversight
  • Needs-based beneficiary selection
  • No exclusive referral arrangements
  • Regular monitoring and review
  • Full compliance with safeguarding and recruitment standards

INTERNATIONAL WORK

Our Global Approach

Citadel of Empowerment and Hope Foundation (CEAH) extends its mission internationally through carefully managed partnerships with organisations on the ground.

Our international work focuses on prevention, education, and empowerment, particularly for women, girls, and vulnerable communities.

All overseas activities are delivered:

  • Through trusted local partners
  • With appropriate due diligence and safeguarding measures
  • n line with UK charity regulations and risk management frameworks

Where We Work

We currently collaborate with partner organisations in:

  • Cameroon
  • Kenya

What We Do Internationally

Our programmes focus on addressing the root causes of vulnerability and inequality.

a) Education for Girls

We work to support girls and young women to remain in education by:
Providing school support and resources
Offering scholarships for girls and teenage mothers
Promoting the importance of education within communities

b) Preventing Gender-Based Violence

We deliver awareness and community engagement initiatives that:
Educate communities on gender-based violence
Promote respect, equality, and safeguarding
Encourage early intervention and reporting

c) Menstrual Health Support

We provide menstrual hygiene kits to girls in underserved communities to:
Reduce school absenteeism
Promote dignity and wellbeing
Support continued education

d) Economic Empowerment

We support women through:
Skills development programmes
Vocational training
Income-generating opportunities
This helps reduce financial dependency and vulnerability to abuse.

e) Support for Teenage Mothers

We provide targeted support to enable teenage mothers to:
- Return to education
- Access resources and support
- Build independent futures

Our Safeguarding Commitment

All international activities are delivered in line with our safeguarding policies and ethical standards.
We ensure that:

  • Beneficiaries are protected at all times
  • Partners meet safeguarding and compliance requirements
  • Risks are assessed and managed appropriately

Why This Work Matters

Access to education, economic opportunity, and community awareness plays a critical role in preventing abuse and empowering women and girls. By addressing these factors, we help create safer, more resilient communities.

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National Support

National Domestic Abuse Helpline (Refuge): 0808 2000 247
NSPCC (children): 0808 800 5000
Samaritans: 116 123

Accessing CEAH Support

  • Self-referral
  • Professional referral

What to Expect

  • Initial contact
  • Needs assessment
  • Tailored support
  • Confidentiality

All services are safe and confidential.