Supporting Momentum for an African led Movement for Family Care Martin James Foundation (MJF) is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Transform Alliance Africa (TAA), a growing network of organisations working across the continent with a shared vision: an Africa free of orphanages, where all children belong and grow in safe and loving families This...

New Research to Understand and Shift Donor Support from Orphanages to Family-Based Care Martin James Foundation (MJF) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Faith to Action to support a six-month market research project in collaboration with Barna Group. The national survey will explore how Christian donors in the United States perceive and support efforts to...

Urgent support for Cambodian organisations following the loss of USAID funding The sudden termination of USAID funding has left organisations around the world in crisis. Among those affected are child protection organisations that have spent years strengthening family-based care and preventing unnecessary family separation. With funding abruptly cut, vital services...

Supporting the Homecoming Project: A Movement for Family-Based Care The Martin James Foundation (MJF) is delighted to announce the continuation of our partnership with Home for Good, now entering its second year. Together, we are supporting the Homecoming Project, an initiative inspiring UK Christians and churches to embrace family-based care as the best solution...

By Ailsa Laxton, Director of Global Programmes The Termination of USAID and Its Impact Among the thousands of recently terminated USAID grants were those that formed part of the Children in Adversity programme, a key objective of which was supporting children around the world who are separated or at risk of separation from family care. The scale of USAID’s...