Self Help Africa has participated in the Electric Picnic festival for the past decade, engaging with festival goers on a wide range of issues, and having fun along the way!
Read More‘BETTER’ school for Merinda
Merinda receives farming education through EU funded BETTER project at local ‘field school’ in Malawi
Read MoreStudent science projects get Ministerial endorsement
Students’ projects addressing global issues get recognition at Self Help Africa’s annual science fair
Read MoreAfrica trip awaits science expo winner
Student from Wicklow won the 2019 Science for Development Award for his innovative filtration system using eggshells to remove pollutants from water.
Read MoreStudents exhibit science projects
Scientific solutions to some of the biggest global development challenges were the focus of a recent showcase hosted by Self Help Africa and Irish Aid. The annual science for development event brought together more than a dozen leading student projects from this year’s BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. Representatives … Read More
Read MoreIrish students take trip of a lifetime to rural Malawi
A group of 20 Irish students and teachers met with rural communities in Malawi during a Development Education study trip
Read MoreStudent collects Africa prize for winning Science Award
Timothy McGrath won the Science for Development Award, organised by Gorta-Self Help Africa and Irish Aid, at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2018.
Read MoreSpeaking out about the Sustainable Development Goals
Speaking out, being seen – it was all about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at Global Green.
Read MoreSeed planter wins annual schools science prize
Students from Desmond College in Limerick won the 2017 Science for Development Award, sponsored by Irish Aid.
Read MoreWater project wins schools science award
Students from Salesian College, Celbridge, were named winners of the annual ‘Science for Development Award’, organised by Gorta-Self Help Africa, at the recent BT Young Scientists Exhibition.
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