“Syria is the biggest humanitarian and refugee crisis of our time, a continuing cause of suffering for millions,”[i] says UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi. Five years on, Syria’s… read more →
“I feel very happy when I see a child who was once abandoned in the streets, left for dead, rejected, abused and hopeless; now smiling and being part of a… read more →
Encounter a moment in India! Here is the latest edition of our “Best Days of India” blog series, where Kelley Chisholm (Western Australia Representative) and Peta Thomas (Project Officer &… read more →
We hope you enjoyed looking through our last window into India! If you haven’t read our previous “Best Days of India” blog, Kelley Chisholm (Western Australia Representative) and Peta Thomas… read more →
Kelley Chisholm (Western Australia Representative) and Peta Thomas (Project Officer & Manager Cambodia) recently joined our representatives for India, M.V. and Leena Thomas, monitoring Global Development Group projects in southern… read more →
Kelley Chisholm (WA Representative) and Phealy Hut (Assistant Project Officer) in Cambodia hosted a Partners’ Network meeting last Friday 3 June, with 43 participants attending the morning from as far away… read more →
A segment on Channel Nine’s ‘Sixty Minutes’ aired last Sunday night highlights the necessity for responsible and accountable development. Global Development Group affirms that a strategic approach to development that… read more →
One of our partners, Duncan Ward, recently won the “Best Start Up – Social Impact” category at the ‘Talent Unleashed Awards’ for his organisation, Classroom of Hope, Australian partner for project… read more →
Without sanitation, running water, and choked with garbage, sprawling squatter settlements cling to the foothills of the volcanoes surrounding Arequipa, Peru. Mostly filled with people from high in the Andes… read more →
Yewoinshet, in-country partner for Global Development Group project J750N Direct Reach Ethiopia, has an amazing story. Born to a farming family more than 500 km outside of Addis Ababa, only… read more →
