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One of the best ways to help FYF grow into the UK's "charity of choice" is to tell everyone you know about the great work we are doing to help poor communities in India and Malawi. Here are some ideas as to how you could go about it.

Tap in to your networks

Women in Chhattisgarh, by Peter Caton Why don't you tell people at your local school, sports club, workplace, community group or local council about us?

You could also spread the word about us online. We are on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and You Tube so please join us as a friend, retweet our tweets and share our videos and photos!

Tell a Charitable Trust about us

Linda Perry - Innocent Foundation (and FYF trustee) With the help of charitable trusts, FYF has been able to implement innovative community-led programmes that are bringing hope and self-sufficiency to some of the poorest communities in the world.

If you or someone you know is associated with a trust or a foundation, and you think they would be interested in contributing to FYF, please let us know.

Visit our Blog

Malawian boy in a field We use our blog to share more of our reflections on issues that matter to us as well as insights 'from the field' through pieces that our in-country staff write for us.

Visit our blog, let other people in relevant blog networks know about it and, if you feel inspired, become a guest blogger!

Tell your friends about our e-newsletter

Tribal Woman Our e-newsletters are a great way to keep up to date with the latest news from our projects, to hear about fun ways that you and your friends can get involved in supporting our work and to hear from our views on some of the issues that matter to us.

Celebrate 50 years

Just 50 minutes of an average salary (£10) every month could help Indian tribal villagers to set up profitable small businesses. Calculate 50 minutes of your time:

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Your Support Could....

£10 could enable a Malawian community to plant 38 trees, helping them to reduce soil erosion and restore nutrients to the soil.

£25 could train a traditional birth attendant in India to give better care to pregnant women and ensure that babies are delivered safely.

£150 could train a member of a Malawian community to act as a lead farmer in their community, enabling them to teach 20 fellow farmers sustainable farming techniques that will improve their harvests.

£500 could provide training, tools and support for 10 people in India to set up small businesses using indigenous skills such as bamboo work. This will enable them to earn a sustainable income for themselves and their families.

£1000 could provide long-term training and support to 150 Indian women, empowering them to transform their communities by accessing basic government services such as clean water, education and healthcare.

Your support works

Thanks to you we've managed to achieve lots these past couple of years.

Click here to read some inspiring success stories.