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Our Senior Education Officer, Freda Alrefaai, met with staff from Bishop Luffa School to talk about their International Week celebrations and why they choose to see all their students as international.

What is Britain’s culture known for? Why do Brits talk about the weather and apologise so much? Afghan journalist Saghar Khalid gets to the bottom of it…

The ̽����ѡ’s innovative humanitarian work help moves us closer toward the SDGs and a truly equal world. Here’s how:

A sharp decline in the value of Yemen's currency coupled with stagnant wages means that average Yemenis are struggling to meet their needs. As the country enters its seventh year of war, over 67% of the Yemeni population is in desperate need of emergency relief.

A study, including key informant interviews and a literature review, was conducted in early 2021, looking into ongoing health operations in three challenging contexts – Jordan, Bangladesh and Chad – with the aim of identifying best practices and lessons learned at the policy, financial, and practical levels. In Jordan, dwindling donor funds and limited resources have hindered access to affordable health services for vulnerable refugee and host populations. Health systems strengthening activities coupled with effective community health approaches aimed at improving non-communicable disease (NCD) patient adherence to medication and continuous care, have demonstrated that effective and timely cooperation between government, humanitarian agencies, and donors can yield positive results which more easily transition into long-term solutions.

In 2015 world leaders gathered at the United Nations in New York made an audacious pledge. They vowed to work together to create a world in which there was: no poverty, zero hunger, good health and wellbeing, quality education, action on climate change, and gender equality.