Stories

Global Development Group projects are as diverse as they are far-reaching. In south-eastern Europe, project J1142N Newlife for Bosnia and ...

“Firoz can’t get a disability certificate.”I was frustrated to hear the doctor’s utterance. We had already spent several hours fil...

Chanvotey is the youngest daughter of her parents, a motorbike taxi driver and a housekeeper. She has attend...

When Mama Rahma’s baby girl was born small and with osteogenesis, she faced rejection from her husband. But hope arrived when Mama Rahma discovere...

2023 has been another year of extreme jeopardy for those struggling to feed their families. The ongoing pand...

Network Meetings and City Connect events give partners an opportunity to meet others working in the sector and open doors for collaboratio...

“This project has helped me to use my money wisely…before the project started, a lot of our family income was being spent on healthcare. When ...

For abandoned children with acute medical needs in China, the incredible work of two Global Development Group projects is life-changing and life-s...

Global Development Group’s J900N Surgicalife Project seeks to provide networking, expertise and practical solutions towards the r...

Violence against women and girls is one of the most prevalent human rights violations in the world. Gender-based violence (GBV) undermines the hea...

“I always wanted to stay with my mother. I love her so much. I don’t want to go anywhere else, no matter what they may give me.” - Ritika, 7 y...

Water is taken for granted until it’s not there. Without a clean water source and sanitation facilities, families’ resources will be depleted by o...

In the wake of the devastating earthquakes that struck along the border between Turkey and Syriakilling thousands and wounding many more, ou...

Irene Gleeson Foundation (IGF) partner for Global Development Group project J747 in northern Uganda was established in 1991 to su...

For girls like Esther, education isn’t just important for a brighter future, it’s critical to their survival. Yet, it’s estimated that 11 million ...