Keep up to date on all things SCIAF and find out about work that we are doing right now across the world.
Nobel Prize a powerful reminder of need to end sexual violence
9 October 2018
The award of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize to two campaigners against rape in warfare, Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege, is a powerful symbol of the need to tackle the scourge of sexual violence.
Deadly tsunami hits Indonesia
29 September 2018
We are sending £20,000 to help survivors of the deadly tsunami in Indonesia which has left over 1350 people dead, hundreds injured and many homes, businesses and local services destroyed.
Huge £3.2M WEE BOX appeal will change lives
28 August 2018
By supporting the WEE BOX BIG CHANGE Lent appeal this year you've raised a fantastic £3,198,056 for SCIAF's life-changing work.
New book celebrates the life and teaching of the Blessed Oscar Romero
23 August 2018
Together with the Archbishop Romero Trust, we have published a commentary on the teachings of Blessed Oscar Romero by Fr Thomas Greenan.
New fund to help Malawians resist climate change
6 July 2018
We’re delighted to have been chosen to manage a new £3.2 million programme for the Scottish Government which will help communities in southern Malawi adapt to the worst effects of climate change.
£100,000 pledged to South Sudan
1 June 2018
We've committed £100,000 to give thousands of people in South Sudan food, shelter and emergency supplies.
Deacon Blue find dignity in running for the world's poorest
28 May 2018
Scottish singer song writer Ricky Ross and fellow Deacon Blue member Lorraine McIntosh will be running the SCIAF 6k Family Fun Run on 2nd June – and are urging other Scots to join them.
Mark Reynolds backs our 6k
18 May 2018
Superfit Aberdeen football star Mark Reynolds wants all our supporters to get on their marks and join in our fantastic 6k Family Fun Run.
Protecting communities in Cambodia
20 March 2018
Sour Peakei is one of the many people in Cambodia who is being helped thanks to your generous donations. He explains the difference SCIAF's support has made to his life.
2018 WEE BOX BIG CHANGE
14 February 2018
Pupils struck the right cord with shoppers as they played samba and traditional Scottish music, and sung their hearts out at the St Enoch Centre in Glasgow to help some of the world’s poorest people.
Living on the edge
18 December 2017
With no belongings, no money, no potential to work, and a return to their burnt out villages looking unlikely in the short term, the Rohingya refugees continue to live on a knife-edge.
Recovering from conflict in El Salvador
28 November 2017
Tina’s life was changed beyond recognition in the war.