Clean up our cash: five steps to the bank

The big banks in the UK could be funding the creation of a cleaner, safer planet for us all, but instead they are funding the destruction of our common home. And they’re doing it with your money.

Christian Aid campaigner Sarah…

Helping pastoralists cope and adapt to drought: Marsabit County in Kenya

The diminishing hope of peace

On the same day that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted his ‘desire for peace,’ the Israeli parliament passed a law to retroactively legalise the building of almost four thousand settler homes on occupied Palestinian land. Amy Merone reflects on what the latest…

Morsheda on higher ground

Morsheda Begum had already been flooded out of her home in northern Bangladesh several times when we first met her in 2015. Now, with support of our partner, Morsheda is standing on higher, and safer ground.

The untold displacement story

Christian Aid Campaigner Jonathan Collier explains why there’s much more to the ‘refugee crisis’ than just people who have been forced to flee beyond the borders of their country. What can we do for people who are internally displaced?

Children under five should not be dying from treatable diseases

Partnership for Improved Child Health…

World Humanitarian Summit’s Grand Bargain: How are we doing?

Five ways our maternal health work is a life-saver for Malawi’s mums and babies

Christian Aid and our partners are on a mission to cut the number of mothers and babies who die during pregnancy and…

A month in the life of a vegan

Christian Aid’s Content Editor, Louise Skinner, discusses why she’s gone vegan this January and how leading an animal-free diet can have a positive impact on the climate.