The Hotcourses Foundation was established in 2004 to support the education of HIV-positive children in parts of the developing world where access to schooling was limited or unavailable.
During this period, West London College and its parent organisation, British Study Centres, contributed to the Foundation through regular donations.
The Foundation’s aim was to make a practical and measurable difference to the lives of children in some of the poorest regions. Early work focused on supporting AIDS orphans in Kenya by funding school places, uniforms and learning materials. One notable achievement was the creation of a primary school in Kitui, eastern Kenya, which went on to receive strong local recognition in educational assessments. Work then began on the development of a second school in the same region.
This information is preserved to document the charitable partnerships associated with the College at the time. For current details about the Hotcourses Foundation and its activities, please visit the Foundation’s official website.