Sharks Rugby Girls supporting Mary’s Meals
The amazing Sharks Girls are travelling to Brighton and Hove in the UK for the Rugby World Cup from 5th to 7th September, and while doing so, are raising awareness of Mary’s Meals.
Voices from Tigray: Carrying the weight of the world
Once a top-A student, Meargu is consumed by anxiety and stress as a result of the deadly conflict that robbed him of his father and brought chaos to his young life.
The world is failing the people of Tigray
It's gone on too long, but it's not too late. With your help we can provide critical support to the people of Tigray who desperately need it.
Voices from Tigray: Unveiling the harsh realities of 13-year-old Lewte’s daily struggles
Learn more about the story of Lewte, a 13-year-old boy living in Tigray, Ethiopia.
Crisis in Ethiopia: the cry of Tigray
“…if we don't take the necessary action now, then there is every danger that a famine will engulf this war-torn country which has suffered so much already.” Andrew Mitchell, UK Minister for Development and Africa
The Wave by Father Eamonn Kelly
Father Eamonn Kelly shares a moving experience from his recent self-funded trip to Malawi.
A Life Changing Experience in Malawi
Ireland’s Board of Directors went on a self-funded trip to Malawi to learn more about Mary’s Meals life changing school feeding programmes in the country. Board Director, Arthur Coary, shares his personal reflections from the trip.
As the world battles climate change, Mary’s Meals provides much-needed stability for children
Scorched land, dusty plains and dry riverbeds stretch for as far as the eye can see in the northwestern region of Turkana, Kenya. Like many regions across East Africa, Turkana faces seismic challenges with hunger and poverty.
A different level of hunger
We spoke with Sister Medhin from our partner organisation in Ethiopia about the toll that years of deadly civil war has taken on the people of Tigray and the crippling hunger – now worse than ever – that children and communities are facing.
