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

THURSDAY, 13 APRIL An update on the cholera situation in Haiti. After surging numbers last weekend, cholera once again started to wane, with numbers falling into the teens. Still very difficult for

This month, we launched our Rebuild Hope Appeal as we raise money to build a new health clinic for returning refugees in South Sudan. Over 15 years ago in Haiti, we asked

Written by Carwyn Hill, HHA CEO This time last week some of our UK team joined members of our East Africa team on a visit to Kajo Keji, South Sudan; a community

This week HHA helped open a new Cholera Treatment Center (CTC) at our partner hospital in Haiti, HCBH. It’s something we’d hoped we’d never have to

In October, we bought you the news that Cholera had returned to Haiti for the first time since January 2019, with 2 cases being reported in the south of the country. The

In early 2022, HHA implemented a huge emergency food aid and agriculture training project in North Uganda, supporting over 1,000 households. As those families now begin to harvest their crops, our