PUPILS MAKE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION BOTH TO THE COMMUNITY AND THEIR  FUTURE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING THROUGH THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN THE  SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS PROJECT.  Ofsted

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HOPEHIV,  PO Box 60165, London, SW19 8QJ, UK

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 HOPEHIV FOR schools 


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HOPEHIV works with schools to help students engage with the challenges faced by their peers in Sub-Saharan Africa, and resources them to be part of the solution.  

 

  social entrepreneurs project (sep)  

The Social Entrepreneurs Project (SEP) introduces entrepreneurial skills and social awareness to the UK classroom. Given 'seed capital', pupils come up with creative business ideas, then develop commercial skills as they make it happen. All profits are donated to HOPEHIV, so pupils learn what it means to make a real difference. Find out more about SEP here


  charity of the year  

A great way to help us is to adopt HOPEHIV as your school's charity of the year. In doing so, you will be giving your students the opportunity to learn about what every day life looks like for some of the most vulnerable children and young people on the planet as a result of the AIDS epidemic. Your students will help create hope and opportunity for them by investing their own potential in that of their peers overseas. Find out more about what this might look like for your class or school here or contact Kirsty on kirsty@hopehiv.org

 

  fundraise with us  

If you would like to support HOPEHIV with a one off school fundraising event we’d love to hear form you. We have a list of fundraising ideas here that can get you started. We also have a variety of materials including posters and booklets about HOPEHIV which might be of help to you. See our resources page for more details or contact Kirsty on kirsty@hopehiv.org who would be happy to pop some in the post for you.

 

  footie shirt friday  

A fun and easy campaign idea that everyone can get involved in - wear your favourite football shirt or sports top to school for the day and raise money for HOPEHIV through sponsorships. To find out more click here or contact Kirsty on kirsty@hopehiv.org

 

  schools already partnering with us 


 
Aldwickbury School Altwood CofE School BroadgreenHighlogo  Camberwell Grammar school Furze Platt Senior School
Sackville School Frances Bardsley Langley Park Girls School Luckley Oakfield School Caterham
 Queens Gate School  St Andrews logo  St Davids School  Sevenoaks  St Marys
 St Teresas  Wellington College  Liverpool College  Tonbridge School  KCS Wimbledon
 Combe Bank  Eastbourne College  Oakham School  Dolphin  Overton Grange School
 Marlborough College logo  Cox Green  Millfieldlogo  Thames Christian College  Bancrofts School  logo
   Stephen Perse Foundation      

Henry Mckay  Will Nelson and N

We see hope in Henry, Will and Nick.


Harry McKay, Will Nelson and Nick Desclee are all 4th form students at King College Wimbledon. They took on the SEP in January 2011 as a year group. Their original idea was to hold a film night for students to turn their £10 into £100; after some complications they landed on the idea of holding a wine tasting evening for parents, concluding that this was where the true money lies! Henry spent five weeks travelling around Wimbledon village and writing endless emails to collect donations for an auction and gaining sponsorship for the event. After much hard work they managed to sell 51 tickets to the event and on the night raised a staggering total of £1,503!

“The project gave all three of us a fantastic experience, and we hope to continue fundraising in the future.”


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