Rosie May Foundation

Founded in 2004, Rosie May Foundation is a charity based in Nottingham, United Kingdom working on children & youth, poverty & hunger, gender equality +3 more.

The Rosie May Foundation is a charity founded in 2004 in response to public donations following the death of founder Rosie May Storrie. It works with children and families in crisis, especially girls, to prevent family separation, reunite institutionalised and trafficked children with their families and communities, and reduce poverty through skills training, income generation and food support. Its work covers Sri Lanka and Nepal, with fundraising and support offices in the United Kingdom and Australia. Its programmes include family strengthening, alternative family-based care, a pink tuk tuk taxi initiative for women drivers, and a solar lighting programme for off-grid schoolchildren. The charity also runs emergency food parcel distribution during the COVID-19 pandemic and advocates for deinstitutionalisation and children's rights.