Refugee families in Uganda are amongst the farming households who are working with Self Help Africa to produce grain that is being sold to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
Read MoreStart 2019 on the right foot with Self Help Africa
Sign up to one of our fundraising events and make a new start to the new year by putting your best foot forward with Self Help Africa
Read MoreThank you for your life-changing gifts
Supporter’s life-changing Christmas gifts brought the spirit of the season of goodwill to Africa.
Read MoreTruTrade receives innovation award
Self Help Africa’s inventive new farmers trading platform TruTrade has been presented with a prestigious award for innovation.
Read MoreThank You for your support in 2018
In 2018, Self Help Africa achieved more work thanks to public support.
Read MoreTruTrade boosting incomes for rural African farmers
As a TruTrade agent, Agnes Mutisya links farmers to markets and allows them to get a better price for their produce, increasing incomes and financial security.
Read MoreMalawi’s farmers take on Armyworm fight
Farmers like 36-year old Asimenye Mwafongo are on the frontline of Malawi’s fight against one of the biggest threats to food production the country has seen in a generation: Fall Armyworm
Read MoreThis Christmas, give a life-changing gift
This Christmas, help poor farmers in Africa with Self Help Africa’s charity gifts
Read MoreHave your say on Ireland’s overseas development plan
Knowledge transfer, investment and market access should be at the core of Ireland’s new international development policy, Self Help Africa told Irish Aid in a submission as part of the current public consultation on the policy. Ahead of the writing of a new overseas development plan, Irish Aid is consulting … Read More
Read MoreGoing Global – Around the World in 80 Actions at Electric Picnic
Self Help Africa put the ‘global’ into the Global Green at Electric Picnic – inviting festival-goers to share their wishes for a better world, on a journey ‘Around the World in 80 Actions.’ Participants at the annual festival from August 31-September 2 channelled their inner Phileas Fogg, donning top hats … Read More
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