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The touring photography exhibition, Inherit the Earth, will show the difference legacy and in memory gifts from Christian Aid supporters make.

Following the success of the theatrical satire, Baked Alaska, a series of films have been created. Supporting creative resources have been developed for secondary schools and for small group discussion to accompany each film.

Jill Coombe and Dawn Johnson from our London Team recently took part in a Climate Change Workshop in Herne Hill where they spoke to Helen Hayes MP.

The Bishop’s Harvest Appeal will support coffee farmers in Burundi.

On the 60th anniversary of Christian Aid Week we paid tribute to the incredible dedication of our supporters

This September, Marcus Kilpatrick from Norwich will climb Kilimanjaro to raise funds for Christian Aid.

Found out the lucky winner of our Fairtrade goody bags.

More swimmers and a record total for annual sponsored swim at brand new venue.

Christian Aid has warned that conditions near the Syrian capital are so desperate that women are giving birth in clinics underground and people, who venture out in the daytime, risk injury or death from the relentless bombing.

Christian Aid's Advocacy Officer for Syria, Máiread Collins, writes about Syria's 'hell on earth'.

An irrigation scheme in Malawi is helping to grow a bright future for Ruth.

Christian Aid backs new generation of women in government

When I think about a hero, a real-life hero, the first person who comes to my mind is my mother.

Read about Lesley's daring wingwalk for Christian Aid.

Christian Aid Scotland is standing up to climate change. You can too, find out how in this blog.

Christian Aid Ireland's Claire Devlin describes the distribution of humanitarian aid in Burundi, and how the support of people in Ireland has helped this to happen.

CEO Rosamond Bennett was recently in Kenya and saw, first hand, the effects climate change have been having there. The situation in East Africa is dire.

Watch a video on how your support has enabled improved irrigation for families in Malawi.