The human, social and economic costs of Rwanda’s 1994 genocide—in which over one million people were tortured and murdered over the course of 100 days—have been staggering. Global Development Group project… read more →
Have you ever heard people say ‘it is better to give than to receive’? A lot of us have grown up hearing the phrase bandied around. Did you know there… read more →
Recently Cambodia Project Officer Peta Thomas joined our Africa Project team to monitor some projects in Uganda. The following is an excerpt from Peta’s report after visiting the J902N African… read more →
“I had a vision to help rebuild the children of Cambodia…Education has been, and remains, the foundation upon which our programs are based….” said Gary Hewett, of project J515 Awareness… read more →
On a whirlwind trip to Cambodia visiting projects, Global Development Group Executive Director, Geoff and Betty Armstrong, along with Cambodia Project Officer, Peta Thomas, hosted a Partners’ Network Meeting in… read more →
Partners in Global Development Group project J730N ‘AusHEAL in Congo Project’, Dr Neil and Gwen Wetzig are building medical capacity at the HEAL Africa Hospital in Goma, the Democratic Republic… read more →
Her Excellency the Australian Ambassador, Suzanne McCourt, officially opened Global Development Group project J839N ‘Bulawayo Community Gardens – Building a Sustainable Future ’ recently, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The gardens have… read more →
At a ceremony attended by Governor of New South Wales, His Excellency General The Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Ret’d), in-country project manager for Global Development Group project J825N ‘Samaritan… read more →
The current political crisis in Ethiopia has escalated to the point where many shops and hotels are closed, there are few cars on the road, and people are afraid to… read more →
On a recent visit to Mexico, His Excellency Sir Peter Cosgrove, awarded Alan and Pam Skuse, in-country project managers for Global Development Group project J731N ‘Mexican Children’s Development Project’, the… read more →
