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Last updated: 19 January 2012

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Welcome

Canon Collins Trust provides scholarships and other support for southern Africa’s future leaders. We run two programmes: Scholarships and Education for All.

Scholarships

Over the past 30 years we are proud to have supported over 3,000 inspirational leaders from southern Africa for postgraduate study in Europe and southern Africa. To meet some of our scholars, click here.

Education for all

We work with our alumni and other partners to deliver a holistic framework of support services aimed at increasing access to education at primary and secondary level. Learn more about our partners here.

Reports

To find out more, please click on the links below.

Dreaming in Colour

We are celebrating our 30th anniversary! Click here to download Dreaming in Colour, a celebration of our scholars. For a print copy, please contact us.

Annual Review 2010

Read our latest Annual Review here.

Tributes to Kader Asmal

Kader Asmal was a friend to the Trust for 30 years. We have collated tributes made to him in Dublin and London in October 2011. Please download He Served Human Liberty or for a print copy (£5 p&p), please contact us.

Thank you for your support

None of this is possible without your support. To donate in support of southern Africa’s next generation of leaders, please click here.

LINOS SIBANDA

Canon Collins Scholar 2010

Medicine, University of Zambia

Doctor, Livingstone General Hospital, Zambia

“The medical profession has offered me the unique opportunity to express my talents while serving humanity. The Canon Collins Trust scholarship made my dream come true. I feel honoured to be giving back to my family and community through healthcare provision.”

In Dreaming in Colour 30 Canon Collins Scholars imagine a world 30 years from now.