Multi-year programme proposal
Concept note through to submitted proposal, including the logical framework and theory of change, structured to the funder's own assessment criteria.
- Project development
- Grant writing
- Logical frameworks
What we do
Five different practices, one point of contact.
Strategy & Advisory
Organizational communication strategy, brand strategy, stakeholder engagement, fundraising support, partnership development, capacity building, communications training
Project Development & Documentation
Concept notes, proposals, grant writing, project documents, implementation plans, logical frameworks, theories of change, work plans, monitoring frameworks
Research, Reporting & Knowledge Management
Annual reports, donor reports, impact reports, M&E reporting, documentation of events, case studies, success stories, learning briefs, policy briefs, research synthesis, data visualization
Communications & Digital Strategy
Communications strategy, social media management, content creation, copywriting, public relations, digital campaigns
Translation
Translation and interpretation across English, French, and Kinyarwanda
How we work
Four stages, from context to a document you can defend.
Understand
We start with your programs, your funders, and the outcomes you're accountable for — not a generic intake form.
Draft
Concept notes, proposals, logical frameworks, or a communications strategy, structured the way your reviewer or donor expects to read it.
Review
A structured pass against your own evidence and requirements — checking that the argument holds, not just the grammar.
Deliver & support
Final documents and reporting templates your team can keep using on the next cycle, without needing us to redo it.
Recent work
Documents that did their job.
Annual report and impact narrative
A full annual reporting cycle — turning programme data and field documentation into a report a board and its funders could both read, with the evidence traceable back to source.
- Research & reporting
- Data visualization
- Copywriting
Communications strategy and rollout
An organisation-wide communications strategy with message architecture, channel plan, and templates the internal team kept using after handover.
- Communications strategy
- Stakeholder engagement
- Capacity building
Who this is for
Organisations that need their work to hold up in front of someone else.
NGOs & nonprofits
Concept notes, donor reports, and M&E frameworks that meet funder requirements without consuming your program team's time.
Businesses & entrepreneurs
Communications and brand strategy for organisations ready to formalise how they talk about their work.
Public institutions
Structured documentation and reporting for government offices and agencies coordinating with partners.
Donors & development partners
Research synthesis, case studies, and learning briefs for partners tracking impact across several grantees.
Why one house
Strategy, documentation, and communications from the same team.
A proposal, its logical framework, and the donor report that follows a year later are usually written by different people. Here they aren't.
Fragmented handoffs
One continuous system
Work split across suppliers
Different hands at each stage
The proposal, the framework, and the report a year later are written by people who never compare notes.
Reported against a different plan
Whoever writes the report wasn't in the room for the strategy, so what gets measured drifts from what was agreed.
Language that shifts
Terms are redefined at each handover, and the concept note and the learning brief end up describing the same work differently.
Under one roof
One team across the cycle
The people who write the proposal are the people who write the report.
Measured against what you agreed
The strategy you signed off is the one reported against, because nothing changed hands in between.
One vocabulary throughout
The same language from the first concept note to the last learning brief.
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