Giving children the chance to choose
We are seeking a consultant to conduct an evaluation of our 5-year Irish Aid Programme Grant. Our Programme Grant with Irish Aid reflects the organisations strategic plan. Overseas, we work with others to reduce poverty for the most vulnerable in our target countries of Tanzania and Ethiopia, and…
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Children in Crossfire yapata ufadhili mkubwa kutoka UK Aid Direct ili kufikisha elimu bora ya awali kwa zaidi ya watoto 100,000 nchini Tanzania. Shirika la Children in Crossfire, limepokea ruzuku kutoka UK Aid Direct, ambao ni mfuko maalum ufadhili kutoka Serikali ya Uingereza, kwa ajili ya kusaidia asasi…
Read More Children in Crossfire secure significant grant from UK Aid Direct to provide quality Pre-Primary Education to over 100,000 children in Tanzania. Children in Crossfire has been awarded a grant from UK Aid Direct, DFID’s challenge fund supporting civil society organisations to achieve sustained poverty reduction. The 3-year grant…
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Sunday, the 20th of October provided an opportunity to reflect on the food I eat. I love good food but I do not always think about where it comes from, its environmental impact, and whether it contributes or reverses climate change. The Big Global Bake-Off hosted by Children…
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Children in Crossfire is delighted to launch a new resource for Sixth Class and Primary Seven. Educating the Heart: Cultivating Courage for Transitioning to Post-Primary School was designed in collaboration with Sixth Class students from Scoil Eoghan, Moville, through a five-week programme to support them to build resilience and…
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We are delighted to feature in the August 2019 TEESNet publication of ‘Research in Action Getting to the Heart of the Sustainable Development Goals: The Role of Teacher Education in Prompting Critical Engagement and Action’. You will find Children in Crossfire’s paper on page 29. The paper presents…
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Today on World Humanitarian Day, we celebrate teachers from our Fursa Kwa Watoto Programme who provide vital early learning experiences to children in their respective schools. The Fursa Kwa Watoto Programme finished early in 2018, but teachers, Dontila James and Floriana Mashingia have continued their important work well…
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We are delighted to announce that our Barn Dance hosted in collaboration with The Foyle Hospice has raised an incredible £30,000! Event organiser Gregory McLaughlin said: “Earlier this year my wife Cathy, my son Jude and I decided we wanted to hold a barn dance at our family…
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Our intern Sara describes her third week of interning in our head office. Sara worked alongside our public engagement team who were delivering workshops for the National Citizen Service! This is my third week as an intern for Children in Crossfire, and it is still amazing and very…
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I am an intern for Children in Crossfire for the month of July in the Development Education Department and it is my first week and I am already loving it! My name is Sara Henderson and I am a 21-year-old Spanish student at the University of Groningen in…
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