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Image credits

Where every photograph on this website comes from, and on what terms it is published.

Our own photographs

The photographs of Lift A Life Foundation at work — on the home page, across the site, and heading the articles listed below — are our own. They are published with the written consent of the people who appear in them.

Library photographs

Some of our articles are general explainers rather than reports of our own work. We would rather illustrate those with a library photograph than use a picture of somebody we serve to decorate a subject they have nothing to do with. The photographs below were published by their creators under Creative Commons licences or in the public domain, and are credited here as those licences require. They show other people, in other places, and are not photographs of our work.

ArticlePhotographPhotographerLicence
Ageing Alone: What Older People Need Beyond FoodElderly WomanRod WaddingtonCC BY-SA 2.0
Caring for a Child with a Disability in Kenya: Practical Support for FamiliesLittle boy with hydrocephalus and his motherAnikaMeyerCC BY-SA 4.0
Understanding Children's Heart Conditions: An Awareness Guide for FamiliesMedical Civic Action Program 120827-F-CF823-098Tech. Sgt. Daniel St. PierrePublic domain
Disability and Dignity: Changing How Communities See Children with DisabilitiesLeveraged wheelchair KenyaEngineering for ChangeCC BY-SA 2.0
How Businesses Can Partner With Lift A Life FoundationHandshake man - womenflazingo_photosCC BY-SA 2.0
How Communities Can Transform Lives TogetherWomen smallholder farmers in KenyaMcKay Savage from London, UKCC BY 2.0
How to Choose a Charity to Give To in Kenya, and What to AskwritingVassilis OnlineCC BY-SA 2.0
How Volunteers Can Make a Lasting DifferenceDistributing buckets and jerrycans in Santo Nino, LeyteDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
How Your Support Can Help Create Real ImpactA sack of split peas awaits distribution at a joint WFP/ACTED site in central Bamako, MaliDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
Starting a Community Group: What We Learned Registering a CBOA mothers support group in Lodwar, northern Kenya, September 2011 (6219651215)DFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY-SA 2.0
Understanding CBOs in Kenya: What They Are and How They Are GovernedRachel the tireless tree planter, Kenya photo 2CaroletravisCC BY-SA 4.0
Welcome to Lift A Life Foundation: Our Story and Why We ExistNyota, Kenya 02NicorCC BY-SA 3.0
What Transparency Means to Lift A Life FoundationPen to paper Project 365(2) Day 145Keith WilliamsonCC BY 2.0
What Orphans and Vulnerable Children Actually NeedGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
Why Every Life Matters: The Heart Behind Lift A Life FoundationElder Maasai woman during community dialogue in Kajiado CountyMark Myles MugambiCC BY-SA 4.0
What a Home Visit Actually InvolvesDistributing buckets and jerrycans in Santo Nino, LeyteDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
The School Costs That Are Not FeesGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
Quarterly Returns, and Why We File ThemPen to paper Project 365(2) Day 145Keith WilliamsonCC BY 2.0
A Wheelchair Is Not the Whole AnswerLeveraged wheelchair KenyaEngineering for ChangeCC BY-SA 2.0
What Advocacy Means for a Small CBOElder Maasai woman during community dialogue in Kajiado CountyMark Myles MugambiCC BY-SA 4.0
Why We Do Not Run an OrphanageA sack of split peas awaits distribution at a joint WFP/ACTED site in central Bamako, MaliDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
Caring for a Parent Who Is ForgettingElderly WomanRod WaddingtonCC BY-SA 2.0
How to Refer a Child Who Needs HelpGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
What We Cannot Do, and Why We Say SoRachel the tireless tree planter, Kenya photo 2CaroletravisCC BY-SA 4.0
The Grandmother Raising GrandchildrenElderly WomanRod WaddingtonCC BY-SA 2.0
What an Accessible Ruiru Would Look LikeLeveraged wheelchair KenyaEngineering for ChangeCC BY-SA 2.0
Working With the Chief and the CountyWomen smallholder farmers in KenyaMcKay Savage from London, UKCC BY 2.0
Respite: What Carers Need and Rarely GetLittle boy with hydrocephalus and his motherAnikaMeyerCC BY-SA 4.0
Why Small Organisations Should Compare NotesHandshake man - womenflazingo_photosCC BY-SA 2.0
Giving in Kind: What Helps and What Does NotA sack of split peas awaits distribution at a joint WFP/ACTED site in central Bamako, MaliDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
The Disability Card and What It UnlocksLittle boy with hydrocephalus and his motherAnikaMeyerCC BY-SA 4.0
Loneliness Is a Health ProblemElderly WomanRod WaddingtonCC BY-SA 2.0
What a Year of a Small CBO Actually CostswritingVassilis OnlineCC BY-SA 2.0
How We Decide Who We HelpPen to paper Project 365(2) Day 145Keith WilliamsonCC BY 2.0
Keeping a Child in School After a Parent DiesGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
What a Caregiver Can Ask the County ForElder Maasai woman during community dialogue in Kajiado CountyMark Myles MugambiCC BY-SA 4.0
When an Older Person Stops EatingElderly WomanRod WaddingtonCC BY-SA 2.0
A Ramp Costs Less Than You ThinkLeveraged wheelchair KenyaEngineering for ChangeCC BY-SA 2.0
How to Volunteer Without Making Work for UsDistributing buckets and jerrycans in Santo Nino, LeyteDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
Why We Keep a DiaryPen to paper Project 365(2) Day 145Keith WilliamsonCC BY 2.0
Children Who Care for Their ParentsLittle boy with hydrocephalus and his motherAnikaMeyerCC BY-SA 4.0
Referral Is Not AbandonmentRachel the tireless tree planter, Kenya photo 2CaroletravisCC BY-SA 4.0
Assistive Devices Beyond the WheelchairLeveraged wheelchair KenyaEngineering for ChangeCC BY-SA 2.0
Grief in a Household With ChildrenGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
How a Small Donation Is Actually SpentA sack of split peas awaits distribution at a joint WFP/ACTED site in central Bamako, MaliDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
The Older Person Who Will Not Ask for HelpElderly WomanRod WaddingtonCC BY-SA 2.0
Birth Certificates, and Why a Child Needs OneGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
What We Learned From Saying NowritingVassilis OnlineCC BY-SA 2.0
The Neighbour Is the First ResponderWomen smallholder farmers in KenyaMcKay Savage from London, UKCC BY 2.0
Disability and School: What Inclusion NeedsLittle boy with hydrocephalus and his motherAnikaMeyerCC BY-SA 4.0
How to Read a CBO's Quarterly ReturnPen to paper Project 365(2) Day 145Keith WilliamsonCC BY 2.0
Why Clean Water Is the First Step Out of PovertyDistributing buckets and jerrycans in Santo Nino, LeyteDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
Education Changes Everything, One Specific Purchase at a TimeGirl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_LeoneOne Laptop per ChildCC BY 2.0
More Than a Meal: Why Food Comes First, and What FollowsNyota, Kenya 02NicorCC BY-SA 3.0
Where Your Donation Goes, Step by StepPen to paper Project 365(2) Day 145Keith WilliamsonCC BY 2.0
Ways to Get Involved That Actually HelpDistributing buckets and jerrycans in Santo Nino, LeyteDFID - UK Department for International DevelopmentCC BY 2.0
How to Check a Kenyan Charity Is Real Before You GivePexels License
What a Community Based Organisation Actually Is, and Why It Matters Who Runs ItPexels License
Why We Refuse to Publish Impact Numbers We Have Not CountedPexels License
The Hidden Cost of the School Day for a Child in PovertyPexels License
How a Small Foundation Makes a Donation Go FurtherPexels License
Inua Jamii for Older People: Who Qualifies and How It PaysA Senior Woman in Traditional African ClothingCollines OmondiPexels License
Registering a Person with Disability with NCPWDMan Pushing Wheelchair with Disabled ManSafari ConsolerPexels License
Preventing Falls for Older People at HomeMan Walking with a StickTahir OsmanPexels License
Registering an Older Relative with SHABlack elderly people sitting on chairs in yard of hospital in poor African villageDenis NgaiPexels License
School Bursaries for Needy Students in KiambuAfrican Students Focused on Classroom StudiesTosin OlowoleniPexels License
Keeping Children Safe Online with One Shared PhoneBlack father talking to daughter using smartphoneMonstera ProductionPexels License
Moving a Child to a New School Without Losing Term TimeChildren Walking to School in Kisii, KenyaSARMOH FOCUSPexels License
Replacing an Older Person's Lost ID CardPortrait of Bald Elderly WomanKayode AdedejiPexels License
What a Chama Can and Cannot Do in a Family CrisisPhoto of a Group of People Sitting Together on the Ground in a Villageillustrate Digital UgPexels License
Getting a Child with a Disability Assessed at an EARCA Teacher Teaching a Blind StudentChris Del SantoPexels License
University Funding for the First in the FamilySmart young ethnic guy browsing laptop during lesson in universityKampus ProductionPexels License
Giving by M-PESA Paybill, SafelyPhoto of a Woman with a Scarf Using Her Cell PhoneKampus ProductionPexels License
Keeping Children Safe in the School HolidaysJoyful Children Playing Outdoors in Kaduna, NigeriaEdris IbraheemPexels License
Late Birth Registration, Step by StepEthnic lady with child watching notepad near netbook at tableWilliam FortunatoPexels License
Older People and the Short RainsOlder Woman in Gown Sitting in RainIsaac NaphPexels License
Legal Guardianship for a GrandchildElderly Woman Holding Baby and Standing among BoysSpeak Media UgandaPexels License
Getting a First National ID CardPortrait of TeenagerFireworks UchePexels License
Registering a Death and Getting the CertificateElderly Women Sitting on Bench at FuneralKhris Kunta kUkUPexels License

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