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Christian Aid

L-R, Maura Pringle from St Malachy’s Parish Church in Hillsborough and Frances Francey from Hillsborough Presbyterian Church. Credit: Stephen Hamilton/Press Eye

Local people have a cuppa for Christian Aid People

Coleraine supporters of Christian Aid celebrate the success of women in Zimbabwe who have overcome drought to provide for their families by growing drought-tolerant hibiscus tea. L-R, Irene Kinghan, Pauline Connor and Ann Kirkland are members of Terrace Row Presbyterian Church in Coleraine. Credit: Helen Newell/Christian Aid

Coleraine women stand in 'solidari-tea' with Christian Aid Education

72-hour fast in village for Christian Aid People

Grandfather raises awareness of hunger crisis Lifestyle

Joanne’s sandbag stocking to highlight plight of South Sudan this Christmas People

Teacher hangs up Christmas ‘sandbag stocking’ to raise awareness of flood-hit So... People

Ballymena GP calls for climate justice for developing countries Environment

Lisburn minister joins climate demonstration Environment

Retired Whitehead GP to air climate change views in Glasgow as city hosts COP26 Environment

Young people from Drumbeg call for climate justice Environment

Drumbeg charity ‘soup-porters’ return to kitchen to raise funds People

Cookstown grandmother flags up injustice of Covid-19 vaccines People

Stoneyford’s love for those living ‘Farr’ away People