Last month, We shared the urgent need to get two containers of life-saving Plumpy’Nut to Uganda. One was funded, the second wasn’t, and we asked if you

Following a recent visit to our projects in Uganda and South Sudan,  HHA CEO, Carwyn Hill, has shared a reflection on the challenges he witnessed, and the hope that flourishes through

  As shared in our latest newsletter, we’re thrilled to invite you to our next Challenge Event on Saturday, 6th September—a stunning adventure along the south coast of

It’s hard to believe we’re already halfway through the year! As we reflect on the past six months, we are so grateful for the incredible progress happening across

A personal reflection from Merren, HHA’s Development Director, to mark World Health Day 2025 This World Health Day’s theme is "Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures" – a commitment to

“Piti piti zwazo fè nich li" is a Haitian Creole phrase that translates to "Little by little, the bird builds its nest." It's a reminder that great things can

Last month, HHA were featured on the BBC Radio 4 Appeal providing a unique opportunity to share our vision and work with thousands of new people. British Paralympian, Ellie Simmonds, presented the

Matched May was nothing short of incredible. Thanks to the kindness, passion and faith of hundreds of people, over the course of just one month, we received £90,000 in donations

Since opening in September 2023, New Hope Kajo-Keji Health and Rehabilitation Centre has already become a vital part of the health infrastructure for those living in the Kajo-Keji region of

A few weeks ago, we shared the difficult news that we would be withdrawing from our partner hospital in Haiti, HCBH, and carrying out our mission in Haiti in new ways. It

You may well have seen in the news the reports from Haiti that the government declared a 72 hour state of emergency after armed gangs stormed a prison in Port-au-Prince

Thanks to the incredibly successful 'Little by Little' fundraising campaign, which ran in September last year, we’ve been able to buy some simple items for the East Africa team