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Ivor Peters, aka the Urban Raja, TV chef, food writer, traveller and lifestyle adventurer, has announced his support for our new appeal to help people See the Way to a brighter future.

Congratulations to Jenni Ramos and Robert Dillarstone who completed the Cambridge Half Marathon on Sunday to raise money for CBM’s See the Way appeal, helping people living with sight problems in the world’s poorest communities.

Could you do without your daily coffee? Car park cost when you could walk? Beer at the local pub? A mid-afternoon fizzy drink or chocolate snack?

CBM brought a taste of Africa to the Storey’s Field Centre in Eddington yesterday evening, at an evening reception to celebrate the launch of our See the Way appeal. Volunteers, supporters and representatives of local businesses enjoyed…

A team of staff from the CBM office in Cambridge is supporting the See the Way appeal by embarking on a 12 week step challenge to raise vital funds for the See the Way appeal.

Today, CBM has launched a range inspiring, free resources for churches, making it easy to support the See the Way appeal through prayer, collections or fundraising events…

Today, CBM launches a new appeal to help people with sight problems in the world’s poorest places – and between 15 February and 14 May, the UK government will match all public donations to their See the Way appeal. 

A BasicNeeds project has been launched to improve the mental health of pregnant women, mothers and their children in Ghana, West Africa. The programme is funded by UK Aid Direct, a 5-year programme changing the lives of…

On Monday (3rd December), CBM along with other members of the Bond Disability and Development Group (DDG), and the Department for International Development (DFID), hosted an event at Channel 4 to mark International Day for Persons with…

Today is International Day of People with Disabilities (IDPD). To celebrate, CBM is launching a new film featuring men and women from around the world telling powerful stories of how they’re challenging stereotypes and misconceptions…