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All We Can is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Director of Public Engagement. Steve Adams will be joining the All We Can team in July 2019 to head up its marketing, fundraising and communications work with supporters, churches and the media. Steve has a wealth of experience in fundraising, communications, copy-writing, events […]

All We Can are recognising Refugee Week, beginning the 17 June 2019. We want to help you get involved with 8 ways you can make a difference. Refugee Week first began in 1998 to challenge the negative stereotypes of refugees in the media and to address the hostility refugees can so often receive from society. The […]

All We Can has been honoured at one of the most prestigious award programmes in the third sector. It was All We Can’s ‘Walking Together in Partnership’ approach that stood out to the judges, a panel of sector leaders. Matthew Nolan, Chief Executive of Civil Society Media says, “Our rigorous judging process highlights those charities […]

16 May is marked out in global calendars as the International Day of Light and All We Can are celebrating! According to UNESCO, this day is to be used as ‘an annual focal point for the continued appreciation of light.’ This includes the role of light in science, culture, art, education and sustainable development. This […]

All We Can shortlisted for the Charity Awards 2019 All We Can is delighted to announce that it has made the shortlist for this year’s Charity Awards, the longest-running and most prestigious awards scheme in the charity sector. All We Can has been shortlisted in the Grantmaking and Funding Category for its relational and partner-led […]

Laura Cook, All We Can’s Communications Manager and Humanitarian Aid Coordinator, reports on Cyclone Fani from Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.  I look out of my window this morning expecting a change in the weather, but the sun is beating down on southern Bangladesh in the same way it has done all week long. The only clue […]

This is so inconvenient. The last thing I want when I travel is my period. Perhaps at the bottom on my list of places I would want to be when menstruating would be a hot and humid refugee camp in Bangladesh. Yet, this is exactly where I will be for a week. Along with packing […]

Over the Easter weekend, in an open letter, UK faith leaders called on the Prime Minister and Chancellor to keep the UK Government’s commitment to international aid. All We Can is proud to stand with faith leaders and other organisations across the UK who are calling on HM Treasury to prioritise UK Aid. “As people […]

Clean water is a human right, yet 780 million people in the world still do not have access to it. Unsafe drinking water carries a host of life-threatening diseases. Wondersen from Ethiopia explains that he would walk long distances to gather water from a source that animals would drink from and bathe in. Although unclean […]

UN declare: “Worst ever disaster for Southern Africa” Cylone Idai has torn its way through Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe. 2.6 million people have been affected across these three countries. This number is rising, as are the injury and death tolls. Critical flooding in Malawi during the month of March caused widespread devastation with loss of […]