Navitas Education Trust
Supporting education projects around the world.
Education creates change
The Navitas Education Trust funds education projects to help people gain better access to education, creating positive far-reaching impact for many communities around the world. For the last 10 years, we have partnered with forward-thinking and sustainability oriented organisations bringing education to disadvantaged communities around the world.
The next application round dates will be announced in 2025.
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Classroom of Hope
Classroom of Hope builds schools in rural parts of developing countries. Our funding currently supports the eco block school building project in Lombok Indonesia. So far, our funding has helped to build 13 schools.
CAMFED
CAMFED (Campaign for Female Education) breaks down barriers for girls in rural communities. Our funding is extending the reach of 50 Learner Guides (young women who have completed school who support the next generation of girls) in rural Zambia.
Indigo Foundation
Indigo Foundation is an innovative and independent community development organisation that works with local community partners around the world to empower women and girls, improve education and health outcomes, and defend human rights. Our funding will support the Advancement and Empowerment Programs in India, including after-school tuition, tailoring and typing, and IT training and library fund programs.
Vietnam Foundation
Vietnam Foundation empowers poor and disadvantaged people and communities in remote areas in rural Vietnam to break themselves out of the cycle of poverty. Our funding will support the Build a Future: Employability & Further Study Preparation Program for Disadvantaged students in Vietnam.
KOTO
KOTO is a social enterprise that empowers at-risk and disadvantaged youth in Vietnam through its holistic hospitality training program. Our funding will support the KOTO Hospitality Traineeship Program for disadvantaged young people in Hanoi.
Our impact in FY23
solar powered education tablets provided
schools supported
interest-free loans for women
students received education services