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‘When we met Norah she burst into tears and didn’t stop crying for 15 minutes!’ says Kira Farm Co-ordinator, Josh. ‘I was scared something terrible had happened...'Read more
'The more I help others, the more I am healed'. When Keziya arrived at Kira Farm she felt utterly worthless, after a year of healing and training she left with her head held high.Read more
South Molton United C of E Primary School has raised an incredible amount for Amigos through a sponsored run.Read more
'My name means 'mistake',' says Ibrahim. 'Growing up my life was so terrible I began to believe I really was a mistake and wanted to die.'Read more
Lydia's family used to be wealthy, but made some terrible business decisions and drove them into poverty. In desperation Lydia's parents began brewing and selling local beer from home - putting young Lydia in a vulnerable situation.Read more
Jackie Rudman from Barnstaple grows and sells flowers to support people in poverty in Uganda.Read more
Walter used to be addicted to drugs and stealing. Today he is supporting his large family and heading up a government HIV campaign.Read more
Meet Alfred. He’s short like me – except he’s vertically challenged because he didn’t have enough to eat, whereas I only have my genes to blame.Read more
There was nothing on this land except a church and bush...Read more
Many people in Uganda drink from water sources which are shared with animals, or are used for washing cars...Read more
‘We could never collect enough water,’ explains teacher Dennis Oola.Read more
Hungry young subsistence farmers are acquiring the skills required to create an abundance of food...Read more
When a professional photographer strolls into the Amigos office offering his extensive skills and expertise...Read more
I used to carry 20 litres of water for 2km, on my head in the burning sun...Read more