
Education
In 2025, 86% of supported students completed their academic year through learning assistance, school supply donations, tutoring support and cooperation with local community partners.

Four figures, each carrying the window it covers, because a number without a date is a claim rather than a figure. Below them is the list of what we cannot yet evidence.
Not published here yet: an independent audit, a count of countries of operation, and accreditation by any external body. We have no audited accounts because we have not yet been audited, not because the result is being held back; when any of these exist and can be linked to, they will appear on this page. Financial statements, board minutes and programme reports are available to prospective donors and partners on request, and nobody has been refused one.
In 2025, with the period stated against every claim.

In 2025, 86% of supported students completed their academic year through learning assistance, school supply donations, tutoring support and cooperation with local community partners.

APYCF supported disadvantaged students and low-income families through basic living assistance, educational materials, emergency aid and community-based referral support.

In 2025 our partners and volunteers helped rescue, care for and rehome abandoned dogs and cats. Rescue efforts included veterinary treatment, neutering, vaccination and adoption placement through partner shelters.

We supported youth exchange activities, volunteer programmes, online dialogues and cross-cultural learning opportunities to help young people develop leadership, empathy and public service awareness.

Through local volunteers and partner organisations, APYCF provided timely support to families and communities facing urgent hardship, focusing on basic supplies, communication and local coordination.

We promoted public awareness of education equity, youth development, animal welfare and community responsibility through campaigns, volunteer-led outreach and our publishing platform.