GIVING TUESDAY IS TODAY! All donations made in the 24 hours of Giving Tuesday, through our Global Giving project page will be worth more to HHA at no extra cost to you

Earlier this year, we were awarded grants from two generous organisations to continue our maternal and infant healthcare outreach work in Haiti. This work, undertaken by our team of Community Health Agents

This month, we were excited to begin phase two of our Nutrition, Agriculture and Livelihoods project - through which we will continue to provide 1,100 vulnerable refugee households in Uganda with life

We were delighted to host a team from our long-term partner Edesia in Uganda this week! Edesia is a non-profit that we have been partnering with since 2017, to provide

August 30th was a huge day for HHA: the inauguration of the New Hope Kajo-Keji Health and Rehabilitation Centre in South Sudan! This clinic has been a dream of ours for

Over the next few weeks a small team from one of our partners, Church Crawley, are volunteering with HHA in northern Uganda and South Sudan.  This includes Carwyn (our CEO), Reninca

Did you know that 91% of the world’s plastic is not recycled? Waste, known as takataka in Swahili, is a big issue in Uganda. Because any existing recycling plant is

Throughout the month of June, our teams in East Africa welcomed several visitors. We are honoured to work alongside so many gracious partners and dedicated professionals who offer their expertise to advance

Written by Phil McRae, EA Field Operations Coordinator Spring has been a very busy time here in East Africa for many reasons, but most of all because of three big infrastructure projects

Last year, we embarked on one of our most ambitious projects to date, with the aim of providing emergency food aid and agriculture livelihood training for 1,100 of the most vulnerable

In March, we launched our Rebuild Hope Appeal, with the aim of raising funds for a brand new health clinic in Kajo-Keji, South Sudan. The response of our HHA community was

Imagine a solution to a particular need that was designed and carried out by the very people who have that need. That’s the heartbeat of UNHCR’s new Refugee