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As part of CBM UK’s 21st birthday celebrations this year, Cambridge Chorale, former finalists in the BBC Radio 3 Choir of the Year competition, will be singing in aid of CBM’s work.

CBM supporters, volunteers and Champions gathered at The Royal Society in London this week to celebrate 21 years of CBM in the UK.

An event organised by CBM and Handicap International with the UK Department for International Development (DFID), marked one year since the launch of the ground-breaking Charter on the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian

Two artists have joined forces to stage an exhibition in Fulbourn, Cambridge entitled ‘Together’, raising funds and awareness of CBM’s work in transforming the lives of people with disabilities.

CBM is one of a community of 40 NGOs launching a ‘Call to Action on investing in disability-inclusive education’ this week.

25th April marks the two-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal. Over 8,700 people lost their lives and nearly 22,300 people were left injured…

New survey in Ivory Coast, West Africa, has highlighted the urgent need to improve eye health services to prevent blindness.

Six months after Hurricane Matthew devastated parts of Haiti on 4th October 2016, CBM UK CEO Kirsty Smith has just returned from a week spent surveying the damage and visiting projects helping some of those worst hit by the disaster.

A new survey of disability in Guatemala has shown that over 30% of households in the central American country include someone living with a…

As part of World Glaucoma Week (12-18 March) CBM’s pioneering glaucoma treatment trial in Tanzania has been highlighted by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).