Blogs

We are thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of our three-year Light up Lives project, preventing and treating avoidable blindness in Zimbabwe.

Mary Keogh, CBM Global’s Advocacy Director, reflects on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as it marks 20 years since its adoption.

Over the next week, we’ll be sharing stories from our incredible Team CBM UK marathon runners. We’re so grateful to every one of our runners who took on this challenge to support CBM UK.

Over the next week, we’ll be sharing stories from our incredible Team CBM UK marathon runners. We’re so grateful to every one of our runners who took on this challenge to support CBM UK.

Over the next week, we’ll be sharing stories from our incredible Team CBM UK marathon runners. We’re so grateful to every one of our runners who took on this challenge to support CBM UK.

Elfreda Whitty is a Programme Manager at CBM UK. She travelled to Zimbabwe to visit ‘Light Up Lives’ – a three-year project that has been improving vision for communities in Zimbabwe’s Midlands Province.

Making sure ‘no one is left behind’ begins with practising meaningful participation.

Our Director of Programme Impact Deborah Crowe reflects on the importance of participatory approaches in programme planning to make sure healthcare services reach the 13 – 16% of people with disabilities.

People with disabilities in Bangladesh, Nepal and Kenya are showing what locally-led change means in action.

Join us this Holy Week as we reflect on Jesus’ entry to Jerusalem, death, and resurrection. For each day, we have written a short prayer for personal or group reflection.

Find out how you could increase the value of your support and create a bigger impact for people trapped in the cycle of poverty and disability.

This International Women’s Day we’re shining a light on the lack of access to safe childbirth for all women – particularly the world's most marginalised women.

As we embark on a new year, a devotion from CBM UK trustee Jim Ackers reminds to stay courageous in challenging times.