Spark Projects

Local women, who’ve known poverty and hunger, are setting up enterprises to trade good quality local produce at competitive prices.

Previously exploited and abused, five strong minded women from Kinshasa are ready to open new shops and re-define their future.

Two talented families, who've faced ill treatment, have set up small enterprises and are wanting to grow their poverty-fighting ventures.

These young teachers want to inspire local children to love learning by teaching them in their own language for the first time.

Life on the streets taught these young men that nothing is for free. Now skilled tradesmen they are eager to work hard and be masters of their own future.

Six women, held back by tradition but brimming with ideas and confidence for a better future

A past fuelled by drugs and gang life won’t stop these four young men from believing they can turn their lives around with newfound skills

Three close-knit families, united by exploitation and trauma, carry incredible dreams to kickstart individual family businesses

Three young women, in a country notorious for gender inequality and youth unemployment, are determined to become independent entrepreneurs.

Their disability hasn't stopped them dreaming. Of a better life, of launching a venture together that will allow them to provide for themselves and their families.

Exploited and abused, this group of resilient women from Kinshasa are full of ideas and ambition to kickstart their own tailoring businesses.

They've survived life on the streets, but now this band of brothers-in-arms dream of using their new-found skills to change the direction of their future.