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Trust / foundation · Charity no. 1104469

Save Children in Africa in Need is a charity registered in England and Wales under number 1104469. The register describes its activities as: “'Giving Drive' and fund-raising events such as Bicycle challenge, Sponsored Walk, Patrons' Night and SCAN Week. Aimed at getting more people involved. Schools Awareness programme: liaising with local schools, churches, businesses and individuals to raise awareness of the plight of schools in Africa and raise money…” In its latest reported year it reported income of £1,152 and spending of £1,305.

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95 open or forthcoming · Charity / VCSE · Education / training

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About this funder
From the charity register and the funder's published information.

Latest income

£1,152

Latest spending

£1,305

What it funds
General charitable purposesEducation / trainingHealth / saving of livesDisabilityPrevention or relief of povertyOverseas aid / famine reliefAccommodation / housingArts / culture / heritage / scienceAmateur sportEconomic / community development / employmentRecreationOther charitable purposes
Who it helps
Children / young peoplePeople with disabilities
How it gives
Makes grants to organisationsProvides other financeProvides buildings / facilities / open spaceProvides servicesActs as an umbrella or resource bodyOther charitable activities

What Save Children in Africa in Need funds

Save Children in Africa in Need is registered under the Charity Commission purposes education / training, health / saving of lives, disability, prevention or relief of poverty, overseas aid / famine relief, accommodation / housing, arts / culture / heritage / science, amateur sport, economic / community development / employment and recreation for children / young people and people with disabilities; the register records that it makes grants to organisations, provides other finance, provides buildings / facilities / open space, provides services and acts as an umbrella or resource body.

How to apply to Save Children in Africa in Need

OpenGrant has not found an open scheme from Save Children in Africa in Need in its sources (last checked 16 Oct 2026). Its website (savechildreninafricainneed.org.uk) may list programmes that are not yet open or are by invitation only. OpenGrant does not take applications; always check the funder's own guidance.

Questions about Save Children in Africa in Need

Is Save Children in Africa in Need open for applications now?

Not in OpenGrant's sources as of 16 Oct 2026: no open or forthcoming scheme from Save Children in Africa in Need is listed. Check the funder's website for programmes that are not yet open or that it does not advertise.

Does Save Children in Africa in Need give grants to individuals?

The Charity Commission register records that Save Children in Africa in Need makes grants to organisations, not that it makes grants to individuals.

How large is Save Children in Africa in Need?

In its latest reported year Save Children in Africa in Need reported income of £1,152 and spending of £1,305.

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