£1 buys a vaccination that could save a child’s life. Too many children in Kingsville die of preventable diseases such as measles

£5 pays for a high-quality mosquito net for a whole family to sleep under, and which has a long-lasting protective repellant in the net. We will also teach them how to use and maintain them

£10 buys a child a school uniform: boys will receive a shirt and trousers, girls will receive a skirt and shirt, and both will be given jumpers

£25 will kit out a midwife with all she needs to ensure clean, safe delivery of a baby, including a mat, a bucket, a lantern, plastic sheet and soap

£30 buys a baby box full of everything a young baby needs: nappies, soap, blanket, clothes, socks and a hat – or buys a new mother everything she needs to get started: maternity pads, clothes and a baby bath

£35 pays a teacher’s salary for an entire month

£100 trains a midwife working in remote, rural areas to identify high-risk pregnancies and deliver babies safely in the community

£250 gives a teacher all the materials he or she needs to teach effectively, from books and lesson plans to posters, chalks and blackboards

£1,500 pays for a generator to provide much-needed electricity for the clinic, keeping vaccines fresh and ready for use

£3,000 pays for the installation of a water pump —bringing clean water to the entire village and preventing children from dying of stomach upsets and diarrhoea

£30,000 would rebuild and refurbish the village school in Kingsville, boosting the education of every single one of its 448 pupils