Our response to Covid-19
This global pandemic is a stark reminder that no matter who we are or where we come from, we are all in this together. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have been working to refine our operations to uphold and even improve support for our grantee partners. Read the letter from our President for more information.
Our online 2019 annual report is now live!
Check it out here! Social media handles on the stories pages make them easy to share so feel free! We hope that the videos will make the work of our partners come alive. Below you will find download links to the printable version of the report. If you have any feedback, please let us know.
Our latest stories
‘I Am Samuel’ premiers at London Film Festival
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A film that offers an intimate portrait of a young Kenyan gay couple Samuel and Alex premiered at the London Film Festival in October. The documentary tells the story of two gay men who must both balance their relationships with family duties in Kenya, where homosexuality is illegal.
Promoting human rights every day
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Every day, Oak’s partners continue to work tirelessly at various levels to support people in indefinite detention. As well as providing comprehensive medical, legal and emotional support to individual detainees, they work to promote systemic change.
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Royal British Legion Industries (RBLI), an hour’s train ride from London, offers homes to more than 300 veterans and their families in Aylesford village in Kent. In 2019, RBLI supported more than 17,000 people, including armed force veterans, people with disabilities and unemployed persons.