Article 25

Mission

Article 25 is named after the 25th Article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which states that adequate shelter and housing are a fundamental human right. We are a team of specialists who design and project manage the construction of buildings, such as schools, homes, hospitals and orphanages, wherever there is disaster, poverty or need. Our mission is to make charitable funds go further by delivering more appropriate, more value added and more sustainable infrastructure buildings.

Programs

MOZAMBIQUE - Community Creche & Nursery for 200 street children UGANDA - Hospital Refurbishment for 30,000 people SIERRA LEONE - 60 Child-friendly Schools for 18,000 children PAKISTAN - Earthquake Resistant School for 300 children ETHIOPIA - Sports facitlities for 1,000 children. LESOTHO - Sports facilities and HIV/AIDS awareness education for 3,000 children.

Personnel Overview

Robin Cross - Director of Projects
His experience ranges from facilitating construction teams in community-based building projects, to administering contracts in the pressured environment of the UK commercial construction industry. He leads the design team's operations, heading a team of talented built environment professionals who commit their skills to Article 25's expanding programme of development and disaster relief.

Personnel Statistics

Dr Victoria Harris,
Chief Executive Officer
Founded in 2005
Employees: 5
Volunteers: 0

Financial Statistics

Budget (2009): £ 170,026
Budget (2008): £ 184,789
Maximum Budget: £ 184,789
Overhead: 4 %
Other funding sources: Statutory Funding Trusts and Foundations Corporate Giving Corporate Donations Individual Giving Individual Donations Sponsored Events
Religious Affiliation: None