Self Help Africa fundraiser Ronan Scully has been honoured for his contributions to charity.
Read More‘Making it at Home’ in The Gambia
The ‘Tekki Fii’ project, meaning “make it here”, works on improving the lives of young people in The Gambia. The project aims at decreasing irregular migration for the youth – giving them hope and inspiration to make it in The Gambia.
Read MoreWorld Toilet Day 2022: Transforming lives through sanitation
Every year, World Toilet Day celebrates toilets and aims to raise awareness of the 3.6 billion people worldwide living without access to them.
Read MoreStriking a Balance: Conserving Lake Bunyonyi For Future Generations
Lake Bunyonyi is a vital water source for millions of people in Uganda but it faces many challenges as an eco-system such as deforestation.
Read MoreHow improving access to information helped these Gambian women transform their lives
Improving access to information is helping women in The Gambia to transform their lives.
Read MorePowering Towards A Brighter Future in Malawi
Solar-powered water systems across Malawi helped protect lives during the pandemic and also improved the quality of life for many too.
Read MoreCOP27 Summit Must Address the Climate Crisis Facing African Countries
As world leaders convene for ‘African COP’ summit in Egypt, the spotlight is what steps can be taken to respond to global warming in Africa
Read MoreIrish GAA Stars Join Forces to Plant One Million Trees for Self Help Africa in Kenya
Over 50 Irish GAA stars will travel to Kenya in support of Self Help Africa, for the Plant the Planet Games, alongside Warriors for Humanity.
Read MoreFive Takeaways From Our Inaugural Webinar to Mark International Day of Rural Women
Find out about the key messages from a panel of African women in our recent webinar to mark International Day of Rural Women.
Read MoreInt. Day For Rural Women: For Effective Climate Action, We Must Empower Women
Int. Rural Women’s Day celebrates the women who are the backbone of agriculture in Africa. For real climate action, we must empower them.
Read More