Self Help Africa were joined by hundreds of festival-goers at this year’s Global Green at Electric Picnic. It was great to return once more to an event we’ve enjoyed being part of for more than a decade now! At our stand, we went ‘Back to the Future’ – showcasing traditional … Read More
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 MoreWorld Soil Day 2021: Soil Salinization
Celebrate International Soil Day – our food depends on it!
Read MoreAgriFI – Creating Jobs and Developing Markets
Investment of more than €6m has been awarded in match-funding to 12 Kenyan agri-businesses, in a programme to strengthen markets and create farming jobs.
Read MoreGrace’s Recipe For Farming Success
Celebrate International Soil Day – our food depends on it!
Read MoreOnline Celebration of Student Science Projects
Self Help Africa’s popular ‘Science for Development’ showcase, in collaboration with Irish Aid, goes ‘online’ next Wednesday, Sept 23rd.
Read MoreProjects supported 275,000 families
Self Help Africa’s annual report showed that the organisation reached 2.5 million people and worked directly with 275,000 households, in 2019.
Read MoreGlobal Greening with Electric Picnickers!
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 MoreTree Planting Reduces Uganda Flood Impacts
Tree planting and other environmental work has spared communities in south-western Uganda from widespread destruction caused by torrential rains that have hit the area.
Read MoreSelf Help Africa pays Tribute to Tom Kirley
It was with sadness that Self Help Africa learned of the death this week of Tom Kirley, a long-standing supporter and former director who played a key role in the merger with Gorta in 2014.
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