There is a difference between a child doing house chores and child labour. However, the moment chores turn into labour often goes unnoticed. 

In Uganda it is traditionally believed… Read more

This poem was written by Santi, one of our Halfway Home assistants. This beautiful piece of writing from the perspective of a child living on the streets, and the stereotypes they face…. Read more

This month’s Inequality Question focused on: What lessons about money can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic?

We received 66 responses and the discussion was viewed over 370… Read more

Evelyn* is a mother of six children. She was happily married and was a stay-at-home mother while her husband worked. Her children were in school and life was normal.

A life-changing… Read more

I am going to tell you about an experience that one of my good friends went through while living at home, which ended in him going to live on the streets. But… Read more

My story is about the number of families who lives have been changed because of S.A.L.V.E.’s work to help families.

Family Business Empowerment is one the major… Read more

This is the story of a 14-year-old girl called Faith*.

Faith’s father sent her, her mother and two brothers away and they had to live on the streets,… Read more

This is a story of a young boy from Uganda, told in his own words, about why he left home and felt he could never go back.

Setting the scene

This month’s Inequality Question focused on: “How can we end racism and ensure equal treatment and access to opportunities for all?”

We received 55 responses and the… Read more

Gilbert*, like many children who leave home for a life on the streets, had a hard life at home. Gilbert’s life was made difficult by his step mother who used to tell… Read more