Keep up to date on all things SCIAF and find out about work that we are doing right now across the world.
Women’s journey to ‘strong and shining’ in Zambia
25 November 2023
SCIAF, through its partner Caritas Kabwe, sets about trying to improve the lives of Kumena women.
Advent – a time to give thanks and think of others
23 November 2023
SCIAF has launched its Advent campaign today with some rather exciting news. Your donation could be doubled!
SCIAF Responds to UK International Development White Paper
20 November 2023
SCIAF cautiously welcomes the UK Government's White Paper on International Development as a positive shift, acknowledging its renewed focus on global challenges.
SCIAF shares story of peace on World Children’s Day
20 November 2023
SCIAF’s work around the world changes lives for the better and in Colombia, that change centres around one thing – a rugby ball.
SCIAF takes the global hunger message to the steps of Number 10
16 November 2023
Ahead of a major global summit on food security in London next week, SCIAF has delivered calls from people across Scotland for the UK Government to tackle the global hunger crisis.
St Margaret of Scotland
16 November 2023
Today we celebrate the life of one of our Patron Saints, but what do we know about St Margaret, who lived almost a thousand years ago?
SCIAF Calls for Urgent Action
SCIAF Chief Executive Lorraine Currie, writes for The National on the ongoing conflict in the Holy Land.
School celebrates 30 years of charity
6 November 2023
SCIAF has some dedicated supporters – but the pupils and staff at St Patrick’s Primary in Auchinleck are amongst the very best!
SCIAF welcomes new Chief Executive Lorraine Currie
31 October 2023
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Lorraine Currie as our new Chief Executive.
Fed up with turkey for Christmas – why not buy some chickens instead?
27 October 2023
Real Gifts are back and better than ever, with 37 gifts to choose from.
SCIAF Cries for Peace in the Holy Land
18 October 2023
Ongoing and escalating conflict in the Holy Land, particularly the Occupied Palestinian Territories, is causing unimaginable fear and suffering. We stand in solidarity with all victims of violence and are united in mourning for the tragic loss of life.
What does Pope Francis’ Laudate Deum mean for COP28?
16 October 2023
A short analysis from Bryan Galligan SJ, a Jesuit in formation, studying theology at Boston College