International Women’s Day has always been about recognising women’s achievements while demanding that the world do better. Every March 8, people come together to celebrate progress, but also to confront the challenges that hold women back. It is a reminder that lasting change takes collective effort, especially in communities where the barriers to equality can feel overwhelming. What is International Women’s Day and why is it important? International Women’s Day has been mark

On Wednesday 15th May we will be celebrating International Day of Families. International Day of Families was created by the UN in 1993 to highlight important issues and factors that affect family structure, and to address different social, economical or demographic factors currently impacting it. We like to take this opportunity each year to celebrate all of the families and communities we work with, and reflect on how we can best support and safeguard children. As an organ

In 2022, we pledged to tell more ethical stories as part of the #OverExposed campaign led by Chance for Childhood. #OverExposed aims to address the power dynamics that underpin the use of children's images, showcasing that the needs of children are better highlighted through positive and respectful communication practices. The campaign encouraged organisations to adopt more ethical storytelling approaches, and begin these conversations within their own non profits. As an org

Over the last 14 years our projects have made a huge difference to Ugandan communities. We take a closer look at our Independent Evaluation.

In this blog we take a closer look at communities in the slum districts of Uganda who face the brunt of climate change.