Does our work really make a difference?
To explore that question, we invited Esther Robins, an independent PhD researcher studying child trauma and neuroscience, to take a closer look at CRY.
We gave her access to project reports, evidence from our programmes, the way we work with local partners, and the opportunity to visit a CRY-supported project firsthand.
Ettie visiting CRY’s partner project, Le Triomphe Children’s Home, in Madagascar.
The result: a detailed, independent 46-page Impact Report exploring what CRY does, how we do it, and the difference it is making in children’s lives.
The findings are very encouraging. They show that CRY’s locally led, relational, holistic, and long-term approach is helping children feel safe, grow, develop, and build a future beyond poverty.
And none of this happens without you. Your generosity, prayers, and partnership are helping make this possible.
So, make yourself a cup of tea and enjoy the report.
