Feeding London’s most marginalised children in the holidays – UK

Early Childhood Development and Survival – South Africa

Holistic developmental therapy for children with complex additional needs – UK

Improving the quality of life for children and young people worldwide since 2006

36

Countries Supported

300+

Projects Helped

16

Years Active

105

Charity Partners

Photo Credit: Children on the Edge: Rakhi tied to plants

The Why...

The ALMT was founded to create a lasting legacy for Angus Lawson who, despite no longer being with us, continues to impact children’s lives around the world. The Trust accepts solicited requests for funding sourced through The ALMT’s ever growing web of friends, partners and contacts.

The What...

The ALMT has over 15 years’ experience of funding small charities which are working towards the shared mission of improving the quality of life for the world’s most marginalised children and young people.  Historically The ALMT has worked closely with grant recipients offering advice and support alongside funding for innovative and creative solutions to proven problems.

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The How...

The ALMT conducts stringent due diligence and research into every organisation and project proposal before deciding whether to award a grant or not. If the ALMT Board of Trustees decide to fund a project, it becomes available to co-fund. The ALMT works closely with its donors giving them the opportunity to know exactly where and who their money has been directed to.

The ALMT and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals:

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals from the United Nations provide a useful framework when thinking about how to improve and sustain global development.  Each goal has a series of targets and indicators enabling the sector to measure and track progress.  For many years the ALMT has funded a diverse range of projects worldwide aiming to improve the quality of life for children and young people. Click on the SDG below to view all ALMT funded projects contributing towards each specific SDG.

Latest Projects

Featured

Miracles supports children and their families living in poverty and helps them through crisis situations such as serious illness.

Helping orphans and vulnerable children in South Africa by working in partnership with communities.

Tackling Education Inequality since 1995

Making-A-Difference to create a world where children and adults with special needs are able fulfil their life’s ambitions

Restore Hope is a Christian charity passionate about seeing lives and communities transformed.

Supporting children and young people affected by loss and trauma in the UK and overseas.

Supporting education, health and childcare for women and children in Aghanistan affected by war.

A place where young people from every walk of life, background and ability come together to use the power of drama, music and dance to have fun, build confidence and develop their creativity.

Recognising the role of carers and transforming the lives of carers, their families and their communities.

Offering new horizons to refugee teenagers and women.

Featured

Miracles supports children and their families living in poverty and helps them through crisis situations such as serious illness.

Helping orphans and vulnerable children in South Africa by working in partnership with communities.

Tackling Education Inequality since 1995

Making-A-Difference to create a world where children and adults with special needs are able fulfil their life’s ambitions

Restore Hope is a Christian charity passionate about seeing lives and communities transformed.

Supporting children and young people affected by loss and trauma in the UK and overseas.

Supporting education, health and childcare for women and children in Aghanistan affected by war.

A place where young people from every walk of life, background and ability come together to use the power of drama, music and dance to have fun, build confidence and develop their creativity.

Recognising the role of carers and transforming the lives of carers, their families and their communities.