Our Projects

Supported by traditional leaders across Africa and working closely with local communities, partner organizations, and stakeholders, The Royals Foundation is committed to making a meaningful impact and bringing hope to those affected by conflict and displacement

Our goal is to give hope to women and children, ensuring they have the support and resources they need to survive while preventing long-term suffering and reducing the acute trauma of war

Food and Nutrition Project

The Problem:

In conflict-affected regions of Africa, malnutrition and food insecurity are pervasive issues amplifying the already dire living conditions faced by displaced populations. Particularly vulnerable are children and women, who if fortunate to survive, risk permanent health issues, stunted growth, and psychological trauma.

The Solution:

Our Food and Nutrition Project not only provides nutritious food to those in need but also supports African manufacturers, thereby creating employment opportunities for women and youth.

Objectives

  1. Providing nutritious food and ensuring their basic dietary needs are met.
  2. Supporting African manufacturers by sourcing food products and grain locally
  3. Creating employment opportunities for women and youth through various aspects of the project value chain, from food production to distribution.

Health and Hygiene Project

The Problem

In crisis, women and children often lack access to medication and sanitation, exposing them to illness, indignity, preventable diseases and loss of life.

The Solution

We provide essential medicines and sanitary supplies to those in need while simultaneously supporting African manufacturers and creating employment for women and youth.

Objectives

  1. Providing  essential medicines and sanitary supplies to children and women displaced by conflict, ensuring access to vital healthcare resources.
  2. Supporting  African manufacturers by sourcing medical supplies and hygiene products locally, thereby creating economic opportunities and promoting self-reliance.
  3. Creating employment opportunities for women and youth through involvement in sourcing, manufacturing and distribution of supplies