Keep up to date on all things SCIAF and find out about work that we are doing right now across the world.
Lisa's story
8 January 2020
Through SCIAF, Lisa received psycho-social counselling that provided advice surrounding how to raise a child and how to deal with the emotional trauma of rape.
Kitty's story
7 January 2020
Kitty was captured by rebel soldiers and witnessed unimaginable horrors as a prisoner. She has been trained in farming methods, and is now able to feed herself and her family.
Sylvia's story
7 January 2020
Sylvia’s experiences left her deeply traumatised. But through your generosity, SCIAF were able to help provide Sylvia with extensive trauma counselling.
Zambia drought
12 November 2019
Aisling Gallacher opens up about her trip to Southern Africa where the people of Zambia are suffering its worst drought since the 1980s.
Humanitarian aid for Syria
15 October 2019
Through Scottish Government funding, SCIAF strive to help provide essential aid to 6,000 people in Syria whose lives have been torn apart by war.
Kenneth tells his SCIAF story
10 October 2019
Kenneth Sadler has supported SCIAF as a parish contact for 13 years. He took some time to tell us what being involved in SCIAF's work means to him.
Small steps, big changes
10 October 2019
Laura Hamilton examines how your support for some of the poorest people in the world helps them grow more food and earn a living.
River Guardians discuss challenges in Chocó
7 October 2019
We welcome two River Guardians from the Atrato River in Chocó, Colombia, to Scotland. They are tasked as being the 'voice' of the river.
Schools put the 'fun' in fundraising
4 October 2019
Pupils and teachers have come up with wonderful ideas to raise money for SCIAF.
Marching in solidarity
18 September 2019
SCIAF staff and supporters are joining climate strikers on Friday 20th September in order to highlight the need for urgent governmental action.
We're on the move!
19 August 2019
We're excited to let you know we've moved office.
Eleam's story
15 August 2019
At 40 years old, Eleam Diida became a widow with six children to care for and no job to bring in an income. With your help and support from the UK government's Aid Match programme she's now opened the doors of her own shop.