News

Yesterday, Haiti was hit by its worst storm in decades. CBM Country Office staff are urgently attempting to make contact with our partners in the country to assess the impact of Hurricane Matthew and the support needed.

Tomorrow, Rwanda’s sitting volleyball team will become the first African women’s team to compete in the Paralympics in this event.

CBM is making sure the voices of women with disabilities are heard at the Association for Women’s Rights in Development Forum in Brazil this week. CBM’s delegation includes women with disabilities from Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Join us as we follow 8 year old Whitney on a journey from blindness to sight this month.

Actress and CBM Champion Trudie Goodwin (The Bill, Emmerdale) spoke to Woman magazine, the UK’s biggest selling women’s lifestyle magazine, about living with hearing loss and her support for CBM.

On Thursday 1st September, CBM and digital marketing agency Studio 24, hosted the UK introduction to The Humanitarian Hands on Tool (HHOT); a vital and innovative new mobile app, dedicated to helping disabled people access life-saving…

Rima Canawati, Director of Programme Development at one of CBM’s partners in Palestine and a CBM regional advisor has received the International Leadership Award from the International Council for Education of People with Visual Impairment.

Thanks to your generous response to our emergency appeal in February, CBM has provided desperately needed food, water, seeds and livestock to thousands of the most vulnerable people in drought-stricken Amhara, northern Ethiopia.

CBM is excited to announce our sponsorship of the Rwandan Paralympic women’s sitting volleyball team, the first African women’s team to compete in this event.

Actress and friend of CBM Penelope Wilton, who plays the Queen in Stephen Spielberg’s film adaptation of The BFG, explains why she supports our work. The much-anticipated film debuts in UK cinemas tomorrow.