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Blessed are the peacemakers

In this blog, read how Christian supported peace-building projects in Burundi are helping to prevent disputes from spilling over into violence.

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Vaccine inequality hitting lower income countries the hardest

In this blog, we hear from Christian Aid colleagues based in Africa to get their take on the real-life impacts of vaccine inequality between wealthy and poorer countries.

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Suzanne's 75 Challenge

Suzanne Shepherd, long-time Christian Aid supporter and volunteer, has begun a remarkable 75km walking challenge just 4 months after undergoing surgery for cancer.

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Believing in Life Before Death: Christian Aid and Me

You might remember our previous mission statement. For Charles Usie, our Country Manager in Nigeria, these words have been important in his 14 years with Christian Aid.

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How Christian Aid helped one young mother facing eviction in Burundi

During the 16 days of Activism against Gender Based Violence, we hear how a Christian Aid peacebuilding project supported Butoyi to remain on her farm

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Newtownards Reach Fundraising Milestone

Christian Aid thanks the Newtownards committee for raising over £500,000 towards its work.

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Clean up our Cash

Supporters visit Ulster Bank headquarters in Belfast to ask them to 'Clean up their Cash', as part of our climate change campaign.

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Interview: Archbishop of Burundi

Chief Executive of Christian Aid Ireland, Rosamond Bennett, talks to Archbishop Martin Nyaboho about the current challenges facing Burundi.

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Belfast activists protest, urging HSBC to stop funding climate change

Christian Aid activists protest on Royal Avenue, urging HSBC bank to stop funding climate change.

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Charity shop manager gets Cullybackey designated as a 'safe village'

Volunteer manager of Christian Aid charity shop gets Cullybackey designated as a 'safe village'.

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Seasons of Change

Bob Kikuyu, Christian Aid’s Senior Advisor on Theology and Church Partnerships, was moved to reflect on climate change when he visited Northern Ireland earlier this year.

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Celebrating women humanitarians

On World Humanitarian Day, Christian Aid Nigeria celebrate the unsung heroes who are often subjected to harsh and dangerous conditions, putting their lives at risk.

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MMA world champ, Leah McCourt, and friends to take a leap of faith

Will you join Leah and Glenlola schoolgirls Megan, Amy and Grace in their abseil challenge?

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10 year old Climate Act must change with the times

A decade on: we must urge our politicians to bring the UK Climate Act up-to-date for the sake of those living with the impacts of climate change.