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This Lent 2026, we’re launching a new resource which invites churches, communities, and individuals to learn more about the cycle of poverty and disability, reflect on the injustice of avoidable blindness, and to share our vision of a just world where all people enjoy their human rights and achieve their full potential.

In poor communities affected by climate change, the rate of malnutrition is high and children with disabilities are especially at risk. CBM’s latest evidence brief shows how a multi-faceted approach can change this.

A new CBM UK evidence brief published in time for World NTD Day 2026 demonstrates how holistic interventions significantly improve the mental health and wellbeing of people affected by skin NTDs.

At the end of 2025, Indonesia was hit by extreme rainfall linked to Tropical Cyclone Senyar, triggering widespread flooding and landslides. The impact has been devastating. More than 1,000 people lost their lives, and millions were forced from their homes. Together with our local partner, we're responding to support those most at risk, including people with disabilities.

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

As we look back on 2024, we want to share some of our highlights! To mark the 12 Days of Christmas, we’re delighted to bring you 12 inspiring stories from the year, showcasing the amazing things we’ve been able to achieve alongside our partners and supporters.

As the activity from COP30 starts to fade, here's how we maintain the momentum on disability inclusive climate action.

The season of Advent offers Christians around the world an opportunity to reflect and anticipate the coming of Christmas which marks the birth of Jesus. This Advent, at CBM UK, we're remembering all those around the world who are waiting, especially people with disabilities.

In advance of the UK budget announcement, CBM UK reiterates the vital role that well-targeted, inclusive and locally led UK Aid funding plays.

At CBM UK, we’re working to end avoidable blindness and ensure that no one loses their sight simply because they cannot afford or cannot access treatment.

Gyles Brandreth, renowned broadcaster, writer and former MP, is passionately supporting our Christmas campaign, calling on people across the UK to help transform the lives of children living with avoidable blindness in some of the world’s poorest places.

The CBM UK-supported SAGE project has won a Times Higher Education Award, with our project partner The Open University collecting the International Collaboration of the Year Award.