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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 […]
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 […]
Most of us probably have mixed feelings about bees: we love the taste of honey, but we know the pain of being stung. Meanwhile, increasingly, we will have heard that they are good for the planet – something which is particularly celebrated on 20 May – World Bee Day! In fact, as the reality of […]
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 […]
All We Can and the Methodist Church in Britain’s joint Emergency Coronavirus Appeal will provide essential support to vulnerable communities in India. It is impossible to have missed the devastating news coming out of India over the past week. The country, home to 1.3 billion people, is currently in the grips of a deadly second […]
Royce Warner, from the Bangor and Holyhead Methodist Circuit, recently helped organise an innovative fundraising opportunity within the Circuit to support the work of All We Can. In this blog, he shares his experiences. Covid-19 is without a doubt one of the most life-changing events in living memory. Very little of our day-to-day lives has […]
All We Can’s partner in the Rohingya refugee camps have confirmed that the fire which engulfed part of the Kutupalong mega camp is estimated to have displaced more than 45,000 people and left 429 people unaccounted for. It’s as yet unclear how many lives the fire claimed and the cause of the fire remains unknown.The […]
February 20 is World Day of Social Justice – a day marked by the United Nations to celebrate developments in social justice, and plan for the journey that must still be taken to achieve a just, fair, and equitable society for all. The United Nations recognises that ‘social development and social justice are indispensable for […]
The call to social justice – to ‘defend the oppressed, take up the cause of the fatherless, and plead the case of the widow’ (Isaiah 1.17) – lies at the core of the church’s mission. Across the globe, churches have unique strengths that enable them to make an important contribution to seeing ‘every person’s potential fulfilled’. […]
You can be a part of the change that is happening – for families and communities around the world, and in your own journey with God. You can download your copy of a daily devotional for Lent 2021 below, or order a physical copy, for you to use at home, in small groups or with […]