This is such an exciting and unique time for the hospital  - to partner with them on the journey is the best job in the world’ ROB, A&E

We’re delighted to announce that just before Christmas an HHA 40ft container of life-saving equipment arrived at our partner hospital in Haiti. A huge thanks to partners Konbit Sante

We're delighted to announce that today, we're launching our new Christmas film in support of our #GreatestGifts Christmas appeal. It felt poignant completing this film, that focuses on the

After a year of unprecedented challenges and trying to find a new sense of normality, we present our latest Life Support Newsletter – a reminder of the life-saving and life

We’re delighted to share our latest Life Support Newsletter with you, which includes updates from across our projects in Haiti and East Africa.  With 2020 dominated by COVID-19

We're excited to be part of the 2.6 Challenge, a campaign to save the UK's Charities.  Here's why... 'The Covid-19 pandemic has had a catastrophic effect

The following blog has been written by one of our team in Haiti: On the 21stOctober the New York Times published an article entitled ‘There Is No Hope: Crisis pushes Haiti

Dear all, As most of you are probably now aware, on 29th March 2019, Reninca and I tragically and unexpectedly lost our 11 week old son, Noah. Following these difficult weeks, Reninca

NOAH AMOS DAMIEN HILL (10th January 2019 - 29th March 2019) & ‘THE NOAH HILL MEMORIAL FUND’ We apologise for this rather impersonal means of contact following our tragic loss of

In the last two weeks I've had the extraordinary privilege of visiting our projects in both Haiti and Uganda, witnessing afresh the daily life saving work that you support. One of

Last Friday thanks to your support, 900 displaced refugees fleeing from the South Sudan war received emergency food aid and support.  Picture below: families turning up to distribution One lady, a

Once again, in the last weeks Haiti has been in the news for all the wrong reasons!  Proposed Government fuel increases of between 38-51% lead to widespread protests across the