The Queen's Commonwealth Trust
We champion, fund and connect young leaders who are working hard to change the world.
We share their stories, give them a platform to amplify their ideas, and inspire others to join in.
Education
Creating a brighter future for vulnerable children
CAMA reduces poverty and inequality by helping girls into education, and young women into leadership.
Creating a brighter future for vulnerable children
Health
Eradicating hunger with excess food
Feeding India gives millions of meals to children across India – with food that would otherwise go to waste.
Eradicating hunger with excess food
Education
Helping children reach their full potential
Hope For Children Cameroon constructs school buildings and latrines to give vulnerable children the chance to strive and learn with dignity.
Helping children reach their full potential
Health
Bringing dignity and hope to prisoners
The African Prisons Project brings hope and inspiration through career and life-skills training, better facilities and improved living conditions.
Bringing dignity and hope to prisoners
Health
The Man Cave: Challenging the stigma of male mental health in Australia
The Man Cave is a preventative mental health and emotional intelligence organisation for boys and young men aged between 13-18 years. Since launching, it has worked with over 5,000 young men across...
The Man Cave: Challenging the stigma of male mental health in Australia
Health
The Myna Mahila Foundation
Providing sanitary hygiene to women across Mumbai
The Myna Mahila Foundation
BBC News
Africa’s potential 'game changer' in the fight against malaria
Four Ugandan students have developed a revolutionary way to test for malaria without drawing blood.
Africa’s potential 'game changer' in the fight against malaria
Education
Take a Walk in my Shoes: Kiiza from Rwanda
Kiiza was really scared about moving to Rwanda. This is his story.
Take a Walk in my Shoes: Kiiza from Rwanda
the Guardian
Enter disguised as a boy: how Maria Toorpakai rose to squash stardom | Karen McVeigh
As a promising female athlete from a conservative, male-dominated area of Pakistan, Maria Toorpakai was forced to pose as a boy to learn her craft
Enter disguised as a boy: how Maria Toorpakai rose to squash stardom | Karen McVeigh
Health
Little Dreamers Australia: Making life better for Young Carers
Helping Young Carers in Australia through connections, support programmes, and recognition.
Little Dreamers Australia: Making life better for Young CarersJoin the family
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