Grace took a microfinance bank loan, now her business is booming

by The Hunger Project UK | Apr 29, 2020 | Inspiring Stories - Africa

News & Inspiring StoriesLatest News Inspiring stories from our programmes Home Grace took a microfinance bank loan, now her business is booming Grace is a businesswoman living with her husband and six children in Asenema, Ghana. Since taking a microfinance loan,...

Abraham has grown his agricultural business, enabling his children to attend school

by The Hunger Project UK | Apr 28, 2020 | Inspiring Stories - Africa

News & Inspiring StoriesLatest News Inspiring stories from our programmes Home Abraham has grown his agricultural business, enabling his children to attend school Abraham is a farmer, husband and farther living in Obenyemi, Ghana. The agriculture industry engages...

2015: A Pivotal Year to Rethink World Hunger

by The Hunger Project UK | Jan 6, 2015 | Blog, Latest News

Many sustainability issues were addressed fifteen years ago when world leaders adopted the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) – global targets to address extreme poverty and hunger, reduce child and maternal mortality, prevent disease and promote education. The lives...

The Hunger Project UK launches educational programme

by The Hunger Project UK | Apr 22, 2013 | Events, Latest News

The Hunger Project UK champions the UK’s 1st cross-curricular educational programme for UK schools supporting the launch of the ‘One World One Song’ digital charity single performed by Dionne Warwick, Joe McElderry & Friends Educating the next generation about the...

Suffolk teachers to join in with One World, One Song

by The Hunger Project UK | Nov 19, 2012 | Events, Latest News

Following the world premier of One World One Song at the Royal Albert Hall on World Hunger Day 2012, The Hunger Project is taking the next exciting cross-curricular stage of the initiative to Suffolk. The Hunger Project is looking for teachers and those involved in...