Last year our grade 8 students took their regional exams. It is always a proud moment when we see children who we have given a helping hand, rise out of terrible circumstances and reach a significant point in their education.

Beth spent a month in Burma visiting Stand by Me projects, teaching in our school and meeting our smart and generous children. Here she shares her most memorable experiences. 

Our supporters made 2016 amazing. And we want to say thank you, because without you, none of it would be possible. 

Every day we take a moment to select which pair of shoes is most appropriate for our daily travels. It’s such an ordinary part of our daily routine that we rarely stop to consider that for many children around the world, owning just one pair of shoes is a real privilege

The HIV Food Programme is a unique plan for children and their family members living with HIV. Sena’s mother Kumashi tells us how the support of the HIV Food Programme has improved her family’s health and given them hope.

Cing Sian Hoih is 15 years old and attended one of our summer camps in Burma. She was surprised by all of the different activities and didn’t expect to have so much fun.

When two vulnerable teenage girls were lured from their homes by child traffickers, their parents and guardians became scared for their future security. 

Hurricane Matthew’s path of destruction has made headlines but little has been reported about the impact on Colombia. In Guacamayal where we work there has been extensive flooding.