I didn’t choose to live on the streets

My name is Innocent*. This is the story of how S.A.L.V.E International came into my life that was filled with fear and… 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

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 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

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

Godfrey* was born into a poor family. His mother was a single parent and struggled to make ends meet, renting a small room in a village for him and his siblings, doing odd jobs…

John* is now 16yrs old. His mother died during childbirth where she was operated on during labour, but unfortunately only John survived.

He also never had opportunity…

This month’s inequality discussion was about the question, “How can we make sure that all parents take proper care of their children?”

The discussion had 101 interesting comments and it was viewed more than 300…

It’s close to two years since I started working as a social worker for S.A.L.V.E. International. In this journey, I have seen so many challenges the street children face in their day to day…

When Matthew* came home that day, little did he realize that this was his last day going to school. His father had died of a severe malaria case.  His father’s staying home for days…