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In December 2020, we led a community workshop in Jinja for 50 street connected girls to learn how to make reusable sanitary pads in partnership with Beyond Limitations Africa.

In Jinja, drug use among children, rich and poor, rural and urban, is highly prevalent. As a drug rehab psychiatric nurse, I am mostly concerned with the problem of drug dependance and… Read more

The Inequality Question for this month was: “Which adaptation measures need to be taken NOW to cope with climate change to ensure a sustainable future for us all?”. Responses flooded in… Read more

Do you have some spare time and want to volunteer to help a small charity to keep going in these difficult times whilst gaining new skills and training in how to sell… Read more

Do you have some spare time and want to volunteer to help a small charity to keep going in these difficult times whilst gaining new skills in fundraising?

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S.A.L.V.E. International joins bid to save small international development charity sector

S.A.L.V.E. International is joining thousands of other small international development charities across the UK in their call for… Read more

I am going to share with you the story of a young girl called Esther* who our team rescued from her dangerous life.

A difficult start

This month’s Inequality Question (chosen by children living on the streets of Uganda) focused on: “How can we best reduce pollution and how important is it for our futures?”

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

A stolen childhood

Hope* is an orphan who grew up with her stepfather after losing her biological parents at just three years old. Her new stepmother forced her to… Read more