Dear supporters, First and foremost, we hope you are safe and well during this challenging time.  We are very aware of the real impact COVID-19 is having on our supporters

With the COVID-19 situation evolving every day, we'll be using this page to provide regular updates on HHAs response to keep those not connected to social media aware and able

This weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the devastating Haiti earthquake in 2010. It was a disaster on a huge scale, killing 250,000, injuring a further 300,000 and leaving millions

The following blog has been written by one of our team in Haiti: On the 21stOctober the New York Times published an article entitled ‘There Is No Hope: Crisis pushes Haiti

Many of you will have been made aware through our social media and other news that the situation in Haiti has once again escalated in the last few weeks.   The recent

27 million children globally don't attend school due to war and conflict.  We have witnessed first hand the impact of this amongst displaced families on the Uganda and South Sudan

The following blog is by HHA Volunteer Rob, following a trip to Uganda with HHA East Africa and partners Through The Roof (thanks for the photos TTR): We stood under a torn

The last 13 days have been amongst out most difficult in Haiti, probably since the devastating cholera outbreak.  As you may have read in our recent post, Haiti Protests Paralyse Country

Over the last week Haiti has been paralysed by a new wave of protests which has brought the country to an almost complete standstill. With huge (double digit) inflation impacting costs of

was humbled at the end of last year meeting a handful of refugees with disabilities who'd fled outbreaks of violence in South Sudan.  One had previously described 'bullets passing over

The earthquake in North West Haiti this weekend which has killed 17 people and injured over 300 was a painful reminder to the underlying trauma still felt by many from the devastating

Late last night, a 5.9 earthquake hit North West Haiti, causing reported damage in the areas of Port-de-Paix, Gros-Mornes and Plaisance, including damage to a hospital. There are