The Nourish Programme
Ethiopia is a country prone to Humanitarian crises such as drought and famine. At the moment there is a massive drought in the northern regions that is impacting the price…
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World Peace Day
International Day of Peace: 3 Key Connections between Development Education and Peace Studies As a Development Education provider, Children in Crossfire is uniquely placed within the context of Northern Ireland.…
Not my problem
Celebrating 20 years: Looking back with Playwright and Actress Jenny MacDonald 2016 sees Children in Crossfire celebrate 20 years of working to make the world a fairer place for everyone. …
Pre-Primary Education in Tanzania
As the new school year begins, thousands of children in Tanzania are starting their formal education. With a mixture of excitement and apprehension they arrive with a wide range of…
Barcelona Half Marathon
We are delighted to be taking a group to participant in the Barcelona Half Marathon. This is the perfect first Half Marathon for runners starting out or a good place…
Long Term Volunteering
My name is Clíona Edwards and I have been volunteering with Children in Crossfire from October 2010 (I can’t believe it’s nearly been six years). I went to Oakgrove Integrated…
Makka Primary School, Tanzania
Over the past few years we’ve been working closely with St Columb’s College, Derry. Our partnership with the school means we can work with teachers and pupils to explore global…
Connecting Classrooms
Our Development Education team are delighted to have been invited to deliver two core skills of British Councils Connecting Classrooms programme! We see this as an opportunity to engage with…
Bishop Daly
Everyone at Children in Crossfire are deeply saddened by the death of Bishop Daly. Throughout his life he practiced real compassion and had a genuine concern for others. He was…
Cultural Trip 2016
Derry at 04:00 on a Friday morning is, predictably, deserted. Yet outside Saint Columb’s College stood a group of weary-eyed individuals, weighed down with luggage and yawning into the cold…