Last year AzuKo supported 2,184 people (76% women) to fight housing poverty.
633 women attended construction training
96% felt more confident in design and construction
Top 2 learnings: bamboo treatment and construction, and safe building techniques
719 women are collectively saving for home improvements, across 31 communities
60 attended financial literacy training
1,379 people benefitted from home improvements including structural works, new toilets and kitchens
Top 2 impacts: better health, and privacy / dignity
580+ people attended our events and 7,000+ visited our website to learn more
We collaborated with 6 organisations in Bangladesh and the UK
£133.2k income raised + £28.9k pro-bono support + £7.2k gifts in kind
Change is possible. When a woman has the skills to build and the means to pay for it, her home stops being something to endure. It becomes the foundation for a decent life.
“When I think of the future we are building, I don’t see numbers. I see a girl who stays in school. A mother living in good health. A grandmother who no longer fears searching for a place to go to the toilet at night. That is progress worth fighting for.”