In November 2020, conflict broke out in the Tigray (northern) region of Ethiopia and has since spread to some of the surrounding regions. Here we provide updates on the current impact to Compassion’s programme.

This year you’ve helped our church partners feed the hungry, protect the health of the vulnerable, support children’s education, and so much more. Read on to see how your support has made an incredible difference.

We’re delighted to invite you to watch our free virtual carol service to celebrate the joy of Jesus’ birth. This beautiful carol concert features a...

As the impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) develops around the world, we want to be proactive in ensuring protection for all Compassion staff, volunteers, partners and Compassion-supported children, and minimise disruption to critical operations and the children that we serve.

Compassion’s church partners are supporting children and families in the aftermath of the Haitian earthquake.

A survivor of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, Christine Uwase grew up as an orphan after witnessing her mother’s murder at the age of four. Her story will inspire and challenge you.

Abandoned and passed from home to home, Getzemani’s life could have turned out very differently, but for the constant love and support shown by her sponsor and Compassion’s church partner. 

Stuck with what to write to your sponsored child? We’ve got some great tips to help you out.

Thank you for your support during 2021!

In a few weeks, leaders from around the globe will gather in Glasgow for one of the most pivotal moment as we tackle climate change. Here’s what you need to know about COP26, why it matters and how you can pray.

At the start of Great Big Green Week, Palamanga Ouali, Compassion’s Vice President for Africa, shares the startling impact the climate crisis is already having on those living in extreme poverty and how Compassion’s local church partners are responding.

Access to technology is crucial in this digital age. Yet women and girls are often excluded from it. For International Day of the Girl Child, Compassion explores the digital gender gap and how we’re empowering girls to bridge it.

After 26 years without even a photo of his father, discover how Christian was reunited with the family he believed he’d lost during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

Ani’s about to graduate from the Compassion programme. As she reflects on her time at Compassion, it is her relationship with her sponsor that’s given her much joy. Read Ani’s story and be encouraged. Our letters matter, and our kind words make a difference.

Welcome to the latest Compassion magazine! This edition is filled with stories of hope as people are given a new future through sponsorship. We also...

Looking for ideas to keep your kids entertained this summer? Why not have a go at making your own homemade football …