Atiira Youth Group in Uganda has been trained in ginger production by Self Help Africa and has been linked to a national exporter.
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 MoreBee-keeping Providing a Path to Prosperity For Ugandan Farmers
Thousands of households in north eastern Uganda are striking ‘liquid gold’, thanks to a project focused on the financial benefits of beekeeping.
Read MoreHorn of Africa drought and food crisis – a growing catastrophe
Self Help Africa is working with local partners in the Horn of Africa is in the midst of a catastrophic hunger crisis
Read MoreWorld Refugee Day 2022 – The Right to Seek Safety
World Refugee Day is an opportunity to recognise the resilience and courage shown by millions of people who are forced to leave their homes.
Read MoreBeekeeping Project underway in Uganda – Buzzing with Opportunity
Financed by the Danish Government, and implemented by SHA, MORE Honey aims to help smallholder Ugandan farmers to improve their apiaries.
Read MoreFarmers Sell 500 Tonnes of Grain on Refugee Support Programme
Farmers in Uganda have sold 500 tonnes of graiin and other food crops to refugee communities living in the region.
Read MoreJoyce and Consolata – Stories From The Field
Despite the many challenges created by Covid-19, Self Help Africa’s work with women like Consolata and Joyce remains steadfast – and with our support they have continued to produce and earn as family providers.
Read MoreCelebrating 21 Years of International Youth Day
This year’s theme International Youth Day theme is particularly relevant; “Transforming Food Systems: Youth Innovation for Human and Planetary Health.”
Read MoreGreen Businesses Sprout from Conservation Project
The adverse effects of climate change on Lake Bunyonyi provided the impetus for an innovative conservation project that has created over 500 ‘green enterprises’
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