“The welfare of today's children is inseparably linked with the peace of tomorrow's world.” - Henry R. Labouisse, on accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, December 10, 1965.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does BHR stands for?
BHR stands for Basic Human Rights which is a UK based International NGO registered with the Charity Commission for England & Wales under the registry number 1133308
When was the organisation established?
BHR was providing support to a number of other major international relief and development organisation prior to its formal registration in 2009.
Why was BHR established ?
In order to ensure that the most vulnerable segments of society that are Women and Children have easy access to their basic rights which are; basic health care, education, food, clean drinking water, improved sanitation and protection. Also to ensure that they have access to justice regardless of their race religion cast and creed.
How does BHR Operate?
It works in partnership with communities and in close coordination with the UN agencies, institutional donors, international and national organisations and the host governments.
Who supports the organisation?
Our projects are supported through community fundraising, corporate donors and institutional donors
How can I be part of BHR?
You have various options to choose from for further details see our "How Can You Help" section on this website
