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Reaching out to the vulnerable in Rwanda
16 December 2022
Over the course of a year, our project in Eastern Rwanda changed the lives of over 300 people.
Why Kenneth buys Real Gifts
9 December 2022
Each year, Kenneth buys Real Gifts to transform the lives of our sisters and brothers in some of the world's poorest communities.
Christmas is a time to show you care
7 December 2022
In the run-up-to Christmas, one Bearsden SCIAF supporter has been explaining why she buys ethical gifts for family and friends and the special joy it brings her.
School pupils learn the world of difference
6 December 2022
Schoolchildren in Clydebank have been learning about the lives of children in developing countries and the differences and similarities between their own.
Eliminating violence against women in DRC
25 November 2022
Today, November 25th, the United Nations marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Thanks to you – polluters will now pay
24 November 2022
Back in the summer, we asked you, our supporters to use your voice to call for climate justice – and champion a new global fund for Loss and Damage.
The fight against climate change must happen every day not just at COP
20 November 2022
SCIAF’s Advocacy Officers, Ben Wilson and Anne Callaghan, reflect on the last two weeks at COP27.
SCIAF reaction to overseas aid budget announcement
17 November 2022
SCIAF’s Chief Executive Alistair Dutton has reacted to the announcement today by chancellor Jeremy Hunt.
We mourn the loss of Archbishop Conti
9 November 2022
With profound sadness and gratitude, SCIAF mourns the death of Archbishop Mario Conti.
World Day of the Poor 2022
9 November 2022
Pope Francis declared the 13th of November 2022 as World Day of the Poor this year.
Scotland continues to stand up for climate compensation
8 November 2022
We welcome the announcement today that the Scottish Government is pledging a further £5 million to address Loss & Damage.
Scots say UK government has not done enough to tackle climate change
4 November 2022
More than 6 out of 10 (64%) of Scots feel the UK government is doing too little to tackle climate change.