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DEF charity quiz raises £2.5k for Skillway

Thanks to all those who attended and participated in our autumn charity quiz for 2018. Also to all those involved in the organisation and preparation. It was a huge success and we reached our target of £2,500 which will go towards supporting our excellent local partner charity Skillway.

DEF enrolls 90 new students in Colombia

At the beginning of June DEF and our partner charity in Colombia FEDUT enrolled 90 new students. Over the next seven months these youngsters will be trained as accounting and marketing assistants.

Thank you to Rodborough School!

We are extremely grateful to Rodborough School for their recent fundraising efforts for DEF. The students raised an amazing £1,809 through their Mufti-day and sponsored poetry events. The proceeds will be spent on providing opportunities for disadvantaged youngsters in Surrey. Thank you Rodborough!

25 more students placed in jobs

Our apprenticeship programme with our partner charity in Colombia continues to yield successful results for impoverished youngsters in Cali. Having just completed our 10th and 11th accountancy training courses we are pleased to announce that 25 students have been placed in formal employment, giving them a real chance to pursue a sustainable career in accountancy.

Many thanks to Rowledge Choir

Thanks to Rowledge choir who put on of a fantastic performance at Frensham Heights School to fundraise for DEF. They helped to raise over £1,000 for disadvantaged youngsters 'at risk' in Surrey who will be supported through comprehensive mentoring programmes.

Godalming College students perform for DEF

Thanks to the Godalming College music students who kicked off the 2018 Music in the Park summer programme in Godalming. A very useful £250 was raised which will be used to help jobless and highly vulnerable young people in Surrey.