Strathearn Girls School each year requests a car load of Jerry cans. Because of those Jerry cans, the enthusiastic pupils and devoted staff have raised £6000 over 3 years, transforming the health of our kids who were without clean water.

One year on from the Nepal Earthquake and we remember your amazing response that allowed us to source our first supplies of aid within days of the earthquake. 

Stand by Me supporters in Essex including David and Stella Luckock have been knitting teddies for children in Nepal who lost everything in the Nepal Earthquake. The children’s faces lit up with delight when they were given their teddies, handmade with love.

16 year old Engler has been at part of the family at the Guatemala Rehoboth children’s home for six years. Engler is growing into a young man and is cooking up a bright future on a three year cooking course.

Don’t they look smart! Uniforms don’t last long in Ethiopia and become damaged through being worn every day. A group of six motivated runners completed a Tonne Run (1000 miles) in 2015 to buy every child at the Abdi Academy a new school uniform.

Genesis is in grade 8 at the Eva Russell School. Today she is a confident, compassionate girl with a heart of gold but she has experienced great sadness in her young life after losing her mother. Genesis has shown maturity beyond her years and used her experiences to help others.

Twins Misa and Tolea live in Moldova and were facing a winter wearing inadequate shoes until Stand by Me intervened. Through our Shoe Appeal, Misa and Tolea received a pair of winter boots and were filled with happiness for their warm and protected feet.

Dental hygiene is important for every child. But sadly our children often suffer bad dental hygiene due to their families not being able to afford toothbrushes, toothpaste and visits to the dentist.