NEWSFILTER BY CATEGORY:Please select a categoryAllAbout Comic Reliefcomic relief press releaseBlog postsWhere your money goesRed Nose DayFighting for Gender JusticenewsLearningCovid-19HomepageA safe place to beSport ReliefSocial InvestmentGender JusticeWorld Refugee DayChildren Survive & ThriveGlobal Mental Health MattersPartnersUK AIDWorld Malaria DayEventsTackling HIV4th December 2023Christmas is all around you at the ultimate festive variety show, curated by Love Actually creator Richard Curtis, with hosts Sanjeev Bhaskar and Jayde Adams.4th December 2023Worries for winter: New research reveals 76% of parents are concerned about how they will get by financially21st November 2023Tom Shropshire becomes Interim Chair of Comic Relief as Eric Salama steps down7th September 2023Empowering Communities through Literacy: A Path to "Shift the Power" in International Development23rd August 2023Blog: Segal Family Foundation Annual Meeting 25th July 20235 top tips for refugee storytelling17th March 2023A devastating drought sweeps across East Africa8th March 2023International Women’s Day 2023: In conversation with two inspiring leaders– Eunice Agbenyadzi and Moky Makura 10th January 2023Listening to our funded partners: 2021 Perception Survey30th November 20223 years later, stronger than ever22nd November 2022Comic Relief launches emergency cost of living Christmas appeal with The Independent and The Evening Standard 5th August 2022Inspirational Welshman to feature in Sport Relief All Star Games: Birmingham 2022 documentary8th July 2022Digital-focused £2.3 million fund for specialist domestic abuse and sexual violence organisations24th June 2022World Refugee Week: Financial inclusion as a gender empowerment tool in Rwandan refugee camps23rd June 2022What we’ve learned about supporting digital organisational strengthening in the specialist domestic abuse and sexual violence sector20th June 2022World Refugee Week: How access to financial services has transformed Faustine's business and family life15th June 2022Celebrating the release of The Asylum Speakers podcast: The Journey | Collaborative story-telling with Across Border20th May 2022Not there yet: A funder’s experience of supporting feminist movements30th March 2022What we’ve learned about using Sport for Change to empower young women and girls: Insights from our Levelling the Field 1.0 programme in Malawi, Rwanda and Zambia.30th March 2022Learning about learning in sports for change programmes (and beyond)11th March 2022SUTTON VINTAGE SHOP OWNER LAUNCHES LOVELY JUBBLY RED NOSE DAY FUNDRAISER «12345678910...»
4th December 2023Christmas is all around you at the ultimate festive variety show, curated by Love Actually creator Richard Curtis, with hosts Sanjeev Bhaskar and Jayde Adams.
4th December 2023Worries for winter: New research reveals 76% of parents are concerned about how they will get by financially
7th September 2023Empowering Communities through Literacy: A Path to "Shift the Power" in International Development
8th March 2023International Women’s Day 2023: In conversation with two inspiring leaders– Eunice Agbenyadzi and Moky Makura
22nd November 2022Comic Relief launches emergency cost of living Christmas appeal with The Independent and The Evening Standard
5th August 2022Inspirational Welshman to feature in Sport Relief All Star Games: Birmingham 2022 documentary
8th July 2022Digital-focused £2.3 million fund for specialist domestic abuse and sexual violence organisations
24th June 2022World Refugee Week: Financial inclusion as a gender empowerment tool in Rwandan refugee camps
23rd June 2022What we’ve learned about supporting digital organisational strengthening in the specialist domestic abuse and sexual violence sector
20th June 2022World Refugee Week: How access to financial services has transformed Faustine's business and family life
15th June 2022Celebrating the release of The Asylum Speakers podcast: The Journey | Collaborative story-telling with Across Border
30th March 2022What we’ve learned about using Sport for Change to empower young women and girls: Insights from our Levelling the Field 1.0 programme in Malawi, Rwanda and Zambia.
