With the Premier League season underway, we look at how football is changing the lives of young people in Cambodia. Charya* has loved…

You always take a risk with the weather at the New Wine summer conference. About 10,000 of us gather for a week of worship and teaching on a borrowed agricultural showground, most of us sleeping under canvas and at the mercy of the elements...

Even a short wait for the loo can feel like an eternity. For the women of Sangtu Miana in Afghanistan, the wait could last a very long time.

Plastic bags have been banned in Malawi, despite a long legal battle. The ban was first imposed in 2015, but some plastic manufacturers…

Over the last few months, we’ve been calling on companies to take responsibility for the plastic waste mountains their products are creating in poorer communities. But we can take action in our own lives too by reducing our plastic use.

I’d heard about the damage of voluntourism, but when I found Tearfund Go’s website I had confidence in their approach to volunteering, working alongside local partners and communities...

Daniel is definitely not the first man to make his wife happier by providing more chocolate for her – and almost certainly he won’t be the…

Tita was always a rebel. Now, with God in charge, she’s a rebel with a cause. She’s dedicated her life to serving the children of Central America’s largest slum.

It was 1 August 2018 when the first cases of Ebola began to emerge in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Tearfund is working with local churches in the east of the country.

Imagine if there were no 'bin men' to come for your bins. And no municipal dump either. This has always been the case for a slum settlement Islamabad and it wasn't pretty. They decided enough was enough...