A couple of years ago, I was given the opportunity by Charity Right to visit Sudan and, more specifically, the Eritrean refugees in Eastern Sudan. While there, I experienced moments, saw things and heard stories which have been etched into my memory ever since. From...
Somalia is in a state of pre-famine. The country is facing both extreme drought and vicious conflict from armed assemblies. Both of these factors are contributing to an extensive and perilous food crisis. This is reminiscent of the country’s horrifying experience in...
The Thar Desert in east Pakistan is home to 1.5 million people across 2,300 villages and urban settlements. These people live in what the UN considers to be one of the harshest places to live on earth. Most residents rely on farming or livestock to make a living, but...
Question: What do Indonesian farmers and a social networker have in common? RegoPantes of course! It’s not often I come across inspirational stories; stories that are based on raw life experiences and that are sensationally rousing. It’s also not often I hear about a...
Rafik Aziz went on our trip to Greece in April 2018, with his wife, Amber. He got to see the work we’re doing with refugees in Lesbos first-hand. Together, Rafik and Amber raised over £2,200 for this food project. We had a chat with Rafik to hear his thoughts about...
In May 2017, Cyclone Mora landed in Bangladesh. The government ordered over a million people to evacuate, and the cyclone was given the highest possible category. Winds were expected to reach 100MPH. It struck the coastal district of Cox’s Bazar, where thousands of...
