Communities in Kenya are currently recovering from the worst drought in 40 years and with support from Concern Worldwide they are working to protect themselves against the next one. For these ...

Q Radio has partnered with humanitarian organisation Concern Worldwide to launch a campaign aimed at showing solidarity with those displaced by conflict. Camp Out for Concern invites people across ...

Humanitarian aid agency Concern Worldwide is continuing to support health care facilities across Lilongwe urban in the fight to keep COVID-19 cases low and to encourage the uptake of the Astra-Zeneca ...

Concern Worldwide Country Director Manish Kumar Agrawal has said they are utilizing local knowledge and expertise to efficiently manage the flood situation in Bangladesh, and post-flood operations are ...

The first few years of a child’s life have a critical impact on their long-term development. A new programme from Concern Worldwide, the international humanitarian organisation, is helping to ...

Concern Worldwide is a non governmental, international, humanitarian organisation dedicated to the reduction of suffering and working towards the ultimate elimination of extreme poverty in the world’s ...

Concern withdrew 100 times the normal donation amount from some donors' bank accounts Concern Worldwide has said donors who were over charged by the charity in an "administrative error" will be ...

Concern Worldwide has apologised for taking 100 times the normal donation amount from some of its supporters' bank accounts. About 6,000 of the charity's donors in Northern Ireland were affected by ...

Concern Worldwide Country Director Manish Kumar Agrawal has said they are utilising local knowledge and expertise to efficiently manage the flood situation in Bangladesh, and post-flood operations are ...

ieExplains: What happened at Cop28, what deal was agreed and what happens next? Almost 200 countries have come to an agreement on the need to get away from fossil fuel use in the future following ...

Concern Worldwide has apologised for taking 100 times the normal donation amount from some of its supporters' bank accounts. About 6,000 of the charity's donors in Northern Ireland were affected by ...