It’s hard to believe we’re already halfway through the year! As we reflect on the past six months, we are so grateful for the incredible progress happening across

We’re incredibly proud to announce that our Agriculture & Livelihoods project in Uganda has been awarded First Place in the Global Development Network’s Japanese Award for Most Innovative

You may well have seen in the news the reports from Haiti that the government declared a 72 hour state of emergency after armed gangs stormed a prison in Port-au-Prince

Thanks to the incredibly successful 'Little by Little' fundraising campaign, which ran in September last year, we’ve been able to buy some simple items for the East Africa team

2023 was an incredible year for HHA. We expanded our projects and launched new initiatives, built relationships across the world, and welcomed new people to our family. Thanks to your support and

GIVING TUESDAY IS TODAY! All donations made in the 24 hours of Giving Tuesday, through our Global Giving project page will be worth more to HHA at no extra cost to you

This month, we were excited to begin phase two of our Nutrition, Agriculture and Livelihoods project - through which we will continue to provide 1,100 vulnerable refugee households in Uganda with life

We were delighted to host a team from our long-term partner Edesia in Uganda this week! Edesia is a non-profit that we have been partnering with since 2017, to provide

Over the next few weeks a small team from one of our partners, Church Crawley, are volunteering with HHA in northern Uganda and South Sudan.  This includes Carwyn (our CEO), Reninca

Last year, we embarked on one of our most ambitious projects to date, with the aim of providing emergency food aid and agriculture livelihood training for 1,100 of the most vulnerable

In March, we launched our Rebuild Hope Appeal, with the aim of raising funds for a brand new health clinic in Kajo-Keji, South Sudan. The response of our HHA community was

Ockenden International awards four £25k prizes each year for rewarding and recognizing innovative work that has promoted self-reliance among refugees, forced migrants and displaced people – the hallmark of Ockenden