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We are deeply concerned by Penny Mordaunt’s recent comments that suggest private sector investments should replace, rather than supplement, public aid for international development. While there is certainly a place for private investment this should never be at the cost of the commitments made to 0.7% of GNI, nor should it compromise the quality of […]

The Methodist Church in Britain approves a new Framework of Commitment with All We Can At today’s Methodist Council meeting it was affirmed that All We Can, the Methodist relief and development agency, is an integral part of the Methodist Church’s Calling and its commitment to One Mission, acting for the Church through work in […]

A peaceful uprising against the president of Syria just over eight years ago turned into a full-scale civil war. The conflict in Syria has left more than 350,000 people dead, devastated cities and has forced hundreds-of-thousands of people to flee the country. All We Can has been working in the Middle East in countries including […]

Since 1938, All We Can has worked at the forefront of relief and development in situations of great need around the world. Inspired by Christian principles, and an integral part of the Methodist family, All We Can takes the special nature of this work and the stewardship of its funds very seriously. Stewardship of our […]

All We Can and The Methodist Church in Britain are supporting the people of Indonesia, following the destruction caused to coastal villages of the Sunda Strait in Indonesia on 22 December 2018.   On 22 December 2018, a tsunami, believed to be caused by undersea landslides triggered by the new eruptions of the Anak Krakatau […]

A year in review through the eyes and art of the All We Can community             To find out more about the work of All We Can in 2017-18, and to download a full Annual Report, visit allwecan.org.uk/review

Displacement, destruction, despair: The humanitarian crises and natural disasters that have left a detrimental mark on 2018. Displacement and seeking sanctuary The growing global refugee crisis demanded continued support this year.In 2018, on average, 1 in every 113 people are displaced in the world. This is the largest record of displacement ever recorded. One of […]

We are part of a miracle. For, when an orphaned child, a vulnerable widow or a refugee fleeing conflict is lifted out of poverty, the miraculous becomes a reality. You are a vital part of an extraordinary movement that is bringing joy and hope to hundreds-of-thousands of people living in some of the world’s poorest communities. At All We […]

“I know life can still be very difficult, but if we have enough food to eat every day and a better place to live in, I think we can still survive.” – Mr Askawin, Indonesia On Friday 28 September, a deadly earthquake struck the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, which then triggered a tsunami. Waves, more than […]

In Malawi early marriage is sadly very common. Child marriage puts girls at greater risk of dropping out of school, domestic violence and potential life-threatening health consequences of early pregnancy. All We Can is supporting work with teenage mothers in southern Malawi, enabling these young mums to get a second chance at an education. “It […]