Keep up to date on all things SCIAF and find out about work that we are doing right now across the world.
Thank you for reaching out to Indonesia
11 February 2019
Your support has been a lifeline to families who survived the Indonesian earthquakes and tsunamis of 2018.
Making a difference in Ethiopia
31 January 2019
SCIAF’s Bishop President Joesph Toal of Motherwell reflects on a recent visit to our projects in Ethiopia where he saw firsthand the huge difference they are making.
Fighting pollution in Zambia: the Shadow of Black Mountain
18 January 2019
SCIAF Policy Officer Ben Wilson explores the challenges faced by residents in Kabwe, Zambia and looks at the vital work SCIAF is doing to combat the growing impact of climate change.
Please pray for all those hit by Indonesia's latest tsunami
23 December 2018
Please pray for those who have lost their lives and loved ones in Indonesia's latest tsunami.
We must hear the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor
18 December 2018
Last week SCIAF Policy Officer Ben Wilson was at the UN climate change conference in Poland, trying to make the world’s leaders listen to voice of the poor. In this blog he explains why action is still desperately needed.
Six schools sing for SCIAF
13 December 2018
Pupils from across Cumbernauld, Chryston and Kilsyth have been getting into the Christmas spirit with a special carol concert to help some of the world’s poorest people.
The struggle for human rights in Chocó, Colombia
10 December 2018
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights.
Governments must face climate change reality
4 December 2018
As world leaders gather in Katowice, Poland for the United Nations climate conference, we’re calling for ambitious and immediate action to tackle the devastating effects of climate change.
Surviving the peace
28 November 2018
Fierce fighting during the Syrian civil war has devastated the country’s people and left its once great cities lying in ruins.
No forced return for the Rohingya
16 November 2018
We are urging the UK Government to do everything it can to protect the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh who face the prospect of being returned to Myanmar against their will.
Climate action is key to preventing poverty
18 October 2018
A historic report last week set out how we can avoid pushing millions of people into poverty, but only if we take immediate action to tackle climate change.
Transforming lives in Rwanda
17 October 2018
Thanks to you, and with support from the UK government, we’ve been working with our partners in Rwanda to help small scale farmers grow more food and earn an income.