War Child is a highly effective charity helping children caught in war-zones. The charity’s mission is to protect, educate and stand up for the rights of children caught up in war. War Child reaches children early in the conflict cycle and stays to support them through recovery, focused on high- impact and sustainable interventions, creating practicable change. From equipping children in Yemen with school-supplies to livelihood recovery in Afghanistan, they are a highly inspirational organisation, and one we are honoured to support. We at Camp Kerala form an extended family. From our intergenerational partners
to longstanding ties to suppliers from Glastonbury to Jodhpur, family is at the heart
of what we do. To foster positive change in our world, we support War Child, a
charity based on helping the children of families affected by war, and is linked
through its fundraising to music and the arts. The charity was introduced to us by
an inspirational family friend.

Living Paintings is a unique publishing house and library. They are the only charity in the UK who design, create, and publish tactile- and audio-books for blind and partially sighted people. Designed to provide education and life-long learning, their works enhance people’s lives and support their interests, bringing joy to thousands. As a brand which champions the arts and lives so closely with them, we are
passionately dedicated to supporting creative industries and the arts. As such, we
support Living Paintings. This charity was founded by Alison Oldland MBE,
respectively mother and grandmother to Camp Kerala’s partners. We are thrilled
to have been able to watch the charity flourish over the last thirty years, and remain
humbled as we see them further grow and proud to be a part of that growth.