All posts by Aimee Nott
COP26: An Open Letter from British Methodists
As COP26 approaches, we hear from Mollie Pugmire – one of the Climate Justice for All team. In this blog, she shares what the team are doing in the run-up to COP26 – and how British Methodists can have their say. Climate Justice for All (CJ4A) is a youth-led Methodist campaign to mobilise the global […]
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Haiti earthquake: one month on
On the morning of 14 August (local time) a devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. A few days later, Tropical Depression Grace made landfall in Haiti, causing further damage and destruction. Just over one month on, the Haitian Civil Protection have reported that an estimated 2,189 people are known to have died, over 12,200 people […]
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All We Can and Y Care International: Working together to transform lives.
Covid-19 has thrown into sharp focus the many injustices which shape our world today. Vaccine inequality, gender injustice and youth unemployment have all risen sharply as a result of the pandemic – and so there has never been a better time for organisations to come together to tackle these challenges. That is why, from 1 […]
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Responding to Covid-19 in India
In April 2021, India was in the grips of the very worst of Covid-19 – and the world watched in horror as devastating statistics dominated the headlines. At the peak of its second wave of the virus, India recorded more than 414,000 new confirmed cases and over 3,900 deaths in a single day. At the […]
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Skills for the future
Today marks a little known awareness day – World Youth Skills Day. In 2014, the UN General Assembly declared 15 July a celebration of the importance of ‘equipping young people with the skills for employment, decent work and entrepreneurship.’ As an estimated one in six young people globally are out of work due to the […]
Continue reading‘A devastating political decision’: All We Can responds to UKAid vote
All We Can has today released a statement in response to the vote in Parliament on Tuesday.Graeme Hodge, CEO of All We Can said, ‘As a nation we’d led the way, globally, through our commitment to UKAid. This week’s vote has resulted in a devastating political decision which will harm those with very little already, […]
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Fire in Kutupalong Camp: An update from Cox’s Bazar
On 22 March, an enormous fire tore through Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar – destroying shelters, displacing thousands, and causing untold trauma to families living in the affected area who have already been through so much. All We Can’s supporters gave generously in response to this tragedy. Through our humanitarian aid partner in Cox’s […]
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Meet All We Can’s newest trustees
All We Can is thrilled to welcome four new trustees to its board. Revd Dr Sahr Yambasu, Holly Wilkinson, Ali Johnson and Anne Mpendo will bring an impressive range of experiences to the table, and will help the charity continue working towards its vision of seeing every person’s potential fulfilled. Revd Dr Sahr Yambasu, the […]
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Brilliant Bikes: World Bicycle Day
World Bicycle Day, held every year on 3 June, is a chance for nations across the globe to recognise the ‘simple, affordable, reliable, clean and environmentally fit sustainable means of transportation‘ that is the bicycle. Over the past year, All We Can has been celebrating the enormous potential of the humble bike to help families […]
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Celebrating International Day of Families
Did you know that May 15 marks International Day of Families? Every year since 1993, the UN has recognised the problems and needs of families across the globe on this day – and helped bring people together to find solutions to these issues. Together with its local partners, All We Can works to help vulnerable […]
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