Food for thought … There is not local supermarket open all day, full of every type of food you could wish for, nor is there the money to...

Just imagine going out to work for the day, locking your door and leaving your 3 year old behind, outside and alone. It must be a...

In Rwanda there is a quiet but powerful ministry happening behind locked doors - working in the prisons. Prisons which have become home...

The need for funding for so many projects in Rwanda and Uganda never slows down; Pastor training, church repairs, bikes and motorbikes...

In Victorian times young children were denied education and pushed to work to support their families. Sadly for many of the children we...

Gifts of livestock to the poorest in the communities, really help them to improve their lives in a manner they could not conceive...

This month we celebrate St Valentines Day, rumoured to be a Bishop martyred on 14 February AD269, who ministered to persecuted Christians....

We wish you God’s blessings for a bright, healthy, and peaceful new year.   We hope you have all enjoyed a restful Christmas break.  ...

As we go into November it is acceptable to be thinking about Christmas and the gifts we might give. Unlike the Wise Men who gave...

Schools and churches here in the UK will be celebrating the harvest festival this month with donations of food essentials, many of which...

Back to School, we pray ... Thank you to all our sponsors and supporters who help ensure that more young Rwandans and Ugandans are able...

Spreading God’s word is central to all the work of CHI, although some projects deliver the message in a far more obvious way than others....

Actually there is no news! The roof still leaks a little, and we cannot hear ourselves think when the heavens open, we overheat if the...

This is exactly what the gift of sponsorship does for a child in Africa. The CHI sponsorship program enables you to bring hope to the...

We are thrilled to be able to tell you a little bit more about Helen Yousaf, who has been patron of CHI since 2023.  Introduced to our...

The value of solar power, especially for lighting cannot be underestimated for those living in Africa. With the sun going down...

KWIBUKA 30 - banners saying this will be hung all over Rwanda this month. Kwibuka means ‘to remember’ in Kinyarwanda, and is the phrase...

No-one hurt thankfully - please keep Kibungo in your prayers On the night of 23/24 January, the boys dormitory at Gahima Agape School,...

As you read this, the CHI Team (Carmen, Joff and Pauline) will be leaving Rwanda and heading north to Uganda. We will have flown,...

This year marks the 30th year of the charity supporting those in need, initially in Rwanda, and then branching out further to support...