Support for NGOs and donor funded programmes
Safeguarding and PSEAH, gender equality and social inclusion, and the funding work behind your programmes: proposals, logframes and reporting.
Safeguarding and PSEAH
Donors want to see that partners can keep staff and communities safe: a policy, a code of conduct, trained staff and a reporting route that works.
Respect at Work trains your staff and partners to the standard of protection from sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment. Our policy support covers your PSEAH policy, code of conduct and reporting structure, and Beneath the Surface helps teams talk about alcohol, drugs and mental health.
Brenda has written child protection, Do No Harm, gender and equal treatment policies used across regional organisations, and trained more than 100 partner organisations.
What we offer NGOs
Respect at Work for PSEAH
Staff and partners learn to recognise sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment, step in safely and report. Leaders set up confidential reporting channels.
About Respect at WorkSafeguarding policies
PSEAH policy, code of conduct and reporting structure, written or reviewed to match your practice, your funders and the law.
About policy supportBeneath the Surface
Alcohol, drugs and mental health for programme staff and partners, and what organisations can do to help.
About Beneath the SurfaceGESI training
A full day workshop on gender equality and social inclusion, built around a hands on gender analysis.
About GESI trainingFunding and programme support
Donors expect strong proposals and clear results frameworks. Brenda has won proposals worth €8M from the European Union and $10M from the Royal Swedish Embassy and USAID, managed a $15.5M grant portfolio and approved budgets as a board member.
No success fees. We charge a fixed fee agreed before we start, never a percentage of the grant.
Grant and proposal writing
From reading the call to the final review, we help you write a proposal that meets every requirement and rests on your own evidence.
About grant writing
Programme design and MEAL
Theory of change, logframes and monitoring systems that let your donor follow your programme from activity to result.
About programme design
Responsible AI for NGOs
A two day workshop that helps your team use AI for proposals and reports without putting data, donors or people at risk.
About the AI workshopWho we work with
NGOs and community organisations. We train staff, write safeguarding and gender policies, and help with funding bids.
International NGOs and intermediaries. We train and support your local partners, from safeguarding to programme design and reporting.
Embassies and government donors. We strengthen safeguarding across your partner portfolio.
Common questions
What does PSEAH stand for?
Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment. Many donors expect partners to have a PSEAH policy, a code of conduct, trained staff and a working reporting channel.
Can you train our partner organisations as well as our staff?
Yes. Many programmes train their own staff and partners together, so everyone uses the same standards, tools and language.
Do you charge a success fee on grants?
No. We charge a fixed fee agreed before we start. Most institutional donors do not allow contingency or success fees.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the service and the size of your team. Book a free call and we will send a quote.
Book a call about your programme
Tell us what you need: safeguarding, GESI, a funding bid or help with your results framework.