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…
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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…
Volunteer Opportunity
We have a fantastic Volunteer Opportunity available at Children in Crossfire. Experience in volunteer/fundraising and data recording would be an advantage but not essential for the position. Title: Collection Can…
Top 8 Benefits of JustGiving
JustGiving is a global online social platform for giving. In the past 12 months our supporters have raised £40,336.40 on JustGiving for us. To say they are amazing is an understatement,…
Tanzania, Here We Come!
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…
Anke’s Story
Anke Wisselink came to Children in Crossfire to volunteer after a chance meeting on a plane home from Tanzania. After meeting Shauna from our fundraising department, the two ladies shared…
Our Legacy Campaign
We’ve launched our new Legacy Information Campaign! Are you one of the 70% of people in Northern Ireland who don’t have a will? Why not? Been putting it off, don’t…
Opportunities for children
Parents making a difference Our partners ‘Fursa kwa Watoto’ (opportunities for children) have been busy getting parents involved in the pre-primary schools of Tanzania. Mums and Dads have been encouraged…
Hard As Oak
After graduating from the University of Ulster with a degree in Sports Exercise and Leisure Richard travelled the world before returning in 2006 to his run his family farm .…