GDG project J783 Hearts for Africa (Amani)’s primary school was recognised as having the best performing ‘standard four’ class in all of Tanzania last year, and boasts many of the… read more →
Each year, International China Concern (ICC) organises a mammoth walk-a-thon called ‘Walk the Wall’. The walk is 10km long and participants from all over the world sign up, get sponsors… read more →
The best outcome for any development project is when members of a local community are empowered to help themselves. Many such examples were observed by a Global Development Group monitoring… read more →
On Saturday, 18 July, more than 20,000 gathered to remember Irene Gleeson, the Sydney grandmother who died in 2013 after dedicating more than 20 years to helping thousands of Ugandan… read more →
Award-winning feature movie ‘Noble’, premiered in Brisbane on Tuesday evening, 28 July. Several Global Development Group staff members attended the big event. ‘Noble’ is the inspiring true story of an… read more →
Global Development Group intern, Sharine Hornig, will soon expand her legal experience by beginning her student exchange to the University of Texas, Austin, next month. Sharine is completing a dual… read more →
Development is exactly that: Helping communities develop a better future for themselves. Global Development Group Partner Relations manager, Kelley Chisolm, recently completed her Masters of International and Community Development, including… read more →
The HMAS Perth recently visited one of the schools from Global Development Group project J672N ‘The Rural Schools Project, Cambodia’. The visit was an overwhelming experience for the crew, and… read more →
Now more than three months since Cyclone Pam hit Vanuatu in March, J738NR ‘LFTN Emergency Relief Project’ has provided emergency relief and shelter for families, more than 400 roof-kits, served… read more →
1 July, 2015 – now two months since the earthquake Since the earthquake struck just over two months ago, 8,786 people have reportedly died and eight million lives have been… read more →
