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Today is World Mental Health Day – with a focus this year on making mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority. To mark the day, Edwin Mburu, a Mental Health Champion from Kenya, shares three top tips for good mental health…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has confirmed that Malawi has become the fourth African country to eliminate trachoma – the world’s leading infectious cause of blindness.  

CBM UK gives thanks for the life of HM the Queen.

Back-to-back droughts since 2020 have left 3.5 million people facing devastating hunger in Kenya – and the situation continues to worsen.  CBM is working with local partners to support the most vulnerable people.

On World Humanitarian Day – 19 August – CBM Global and the Global Green Grants fund have launched a new report on the impact of the climate crisis in Madagascar, focussing on the impact on people with disabilities.

The incredible response of supporters to our Light up Lives gift-match appeal earlier this year has enabled CBM UK to secure all of the £125,000 match funding pledged by a group of generous funders.

34 people from rural Byumba District in Rwanda can see again, after a visit from a specialist eye health team to carry out sight-restoring cataract operations. The outreach clinic in May was part of CBM UK’s See the Way project…

Kenya is facing widespread food shortages amidst its worst drought in 40 years, and people with disabilities are among those hardest hit. CBM is working with our partners to provide urgent support.

This International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, we’re highlighting the work of our partners in Nigeria, and celebrating dedicated healthcare workers like fistula nurse Victoria, who are working to prevent fistula…

Dame Penelope Wilton has spoken out about the devastating impact of fistula on women and girls living in lower income countries, like Nigeria, ahead of International Day to End Obstetric Fistula (23 May).