Find out how Vodafone Foundation has improved more than 250m lives

m-mama focuses on improving health outcomes for thousands of pregnant women and newborns in Tanzania and Lesotho. The programme provides free emergency transport to connect mothers and newborns to vital life-saving healthcare.

Hear from those who have been directly impacted and those who have contributed to m-mama:

Veronica's Story

Charles' Story

Asha's Story

The Instant Network Schools programme is delivered in partnership with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, to improve the quality of education for young refugees, host communities and teachers in six African markets.

Hear from individuals who have been supported by Instant Network Schools:

Pauline's story

Etienne's Story

Pascale's story

Bright sky is an app for anyone experiencing domestic violence and abuse, or worried about someone they know. It provides support, information and advice to help survivors spot signs of abuse, know how to respond and navigate to safety.

Hear from DVA survivors:

A survivor's story

A survivor's story

NG-SOS (also known as Zachranka in Czechia, EletMento in Hungary, Rettung in Austria, HZA in Slovakia) is an emergency app which connects users to the emergency services at the click of a button. It maximises efficiency through providing an exact location, medical profile, immediate contacts and more.

Hear from some of the 4m users of the NG-SOS app:

Martina's story

Inka's story

Lucie's story

Instant Network Emergency Response is powered by a team of Vodafone employee volunteers to re-establish communications in the aftermath of natural or humanitarian disasters, providing a lifeline for the communities affected, and the relief agencies working to support them.

Hear from emergency response volunteers: