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Venezuela crisis: How much aid is getting in?

2nd March 201928th February 2019 Josie McFarlane 305 Views 0 Comment aid, charity, community, Venezuela crisis

The Venezuelan government has denied entry at its borders to hundreds of tonnes of humanitarian aid. Lorries containing supplies from

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Open Doors welcomes Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s review into persecuted Christians’ plight

8th January 20199th January 2019 Josie McFarlane 310 Views 0 Comment aid, christian, community, Faith, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, Open Doors, persecuted Christians’ plight, Refugee, the Indonesian earthquake

The anti-persecution Charity, Open Doors UK & Ireland, has welcomed the announcement by Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt that he has

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Nigerian military lifts Unicef ban after ‘spy’ row

18th December 201817th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 235 Views 0 Comment aid, allowed, ban lifted, charity, community, Nigeria, Soldiers, Spy, UNICEF

Nigeria’s military has revoked its earlier decision to suspend activities of the UN children’s agency Unicef in the north-east of

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Help needed for Christians in Syria as prices go up and jobs are scarce

11th December 201817th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 535 Views 0 Comment 60 Centres of Hope, aid, christian, Christians in Syria, Christmas, community, Faith, God, hunger, mission, persecution, Poverty, trauma counselling and holistic care., war

Christians in Syria are facing a tough Christmas as many are still homeless and relying on food packages to make

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MAF Disaster Response & John Woodberry

3rd December 20183rd December 2018 Becky Wybrow 397 Views 0 Comment #MAF, #Mission Aviation Fellowship, aid, black, christian, Church Disaster, Church mission, community, Faith, God, John Woodberry, mission, world

“When a disaster strikes, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) responds quickly with air transportation, emergency communications, logistics support and experienced personnel.

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Compassion UK research reveals practical & useful gifts top Christmas shopping lists this Black Friday

22nd November 2018 Josie McFarlane 448 Views 0 Comment Africa, aid, appeal, Black Friday, charity, children, Christmas gift ideas, Christmas gifts, Christmas shopping, Compassion, Deals, help, Poverty, presents, shopping, sponsors

Christian charity is shopping for almost 2 million children this Christmas! As people eye up Black Friday bargains this week,

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Christian Aid launches Charity Gifts to help the world’s poorest

17th October 201815th October 2018 Josie McFarlane 816 Views 0 Comment adults, Africa, aid, animals, Asia, Books, buy, charity, chickens, children, christian, Christmas, community, donate, education, gifts, help, ideas, Latin America, pens, Poverty, purchase, school, unique, work

This Christmas, Christian Aid is inspiring the British public to buy ethical gifts that could provide a lifeline to those

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UK freezes aid to Zambia over corruption concerns

19th September 201818th September 2018 Josie McFarlane 411 Views 0 Comment Africa, aid, black, community, Corruption, Freezes, government, UK, Zambia

The UK government has frozen direct financial aid to the Zambian government over concerns about corruption. The alleged multi-million fraud

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Coventry Cathedral Canon presents global award to Christian Aid for efforts in tackling conflict and peacebuilding

6th July 2017 Mariah 1371 Views 0 Comment aid, award, canon, cathedral, charities, christian, Coventry, Global, justice, organisation, peace, peacebuilding, Poverty, tackles

Canon Sarah Hills, Canon for Reconciliation for Coventry Cathedral, awarded charity Christian Aid with an iconic cross this week (Tuesday

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Ending violence against children grossly underfunded by global community

31st May 2017 Mariah 1300 Views 0 Comment agencies, aid, Child, childfund, children, developing countries, Global, nations, pennies, violence, wealthy, World Vision

More than one billion children are impacted by violence every year, but less than £860m is allocated by wealthy nations