Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin The Ugandan sun beat down mercilessly, a constant reminder of the challenges we face here. Yet, despite the heat, my heart brimmed with excitement. We were making progress! Today, I stood in the newly established demonstration garden at All Souls Primary School, a testament to the unwavering spirit […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin The traditional high-street banking model, focused on maximizing shareholder profits, often leaves consumers feeling like a cog in a money machine. Fortunately, there are ethical banking alternatives that empower individuals and communities. This piece explores two options: credit unions and public banks. Credit Unions: Member-Owned for Mutual Benefit […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin ‘Challenge Poverty Week’ always gets me thinking. What is it that keeps people bound by circumstances, and what is it that sets people free? No child in the history of mankind chose poverty. Some children have an anchor, a passion that sets them free and some have dig […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin They say all you need is love. It is true to a certain degree. If it could feed families, educate children, and nurture humanity the world would be a greater place. Love is a wonderful starting point. They need water and food. We need opportunities. They need education. […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin People like me don’t write books…. Until they do. My name is Michelle, and I am as ordinary as they come. When not working or writing, you will find me playing football, walking the parks, sitting in coffee shops, reading, or listening to podcasts. I have completed academic […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Nestled within the bustling city of Manchester, UK a peculiar establishment once resided - the Doll's Hospital. Not your typical child-friendly haven, this hospital, housed in the now-defunct Imperial Hotel on Piccadilly, held a reputation shrouded in dust, dismembered limbs, and an air of mystery. Though the exact […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Late last year, the serenity of a village in Bokkos, Plateau State, Nigeria, was shattered by a brutal attack by unknown gunmen. The violence left at least 140 villagers dead, homes destroyed, and families devastated. In the aftermath, survivors sought refuge and solace in an camp in Jos. […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin The silver screen might be dimming on a beloved Scottish treasure – the Screen Machine, our mobile cinema bringing magic to communities near and far. With news of funding cuts, this beacon of shared joy and storytelling faces an uncertain future. We need to save the Screen Machine! […]