I signed up to the No Sugar Challenge mainly because it looked like a good opportunity to not only do good for others by fundraising, but to try and do some good for myself too. I know I have a really bad sweet-tooth, and the health (and dental!) benefits of quitting sugar are innumerable. Already […]

Since joining The Hunger Project’s Women’s Empowerment Program and becoming a trained animator in Ghana, Dina has expanded her farm, started a new business and has positively affected the lives of women in her community. My name is Dina Amartey; I am 34 years old and live in Koni village, Matsekope Epicenter. I am married with three […]

The Hunger Project UK is pleased to announce the UK Launch of the Movement for Community Led Development, The launch event held on 2nd December was attended by supporters, civil society organisations and The Institute for Development Studies. The Movement is a global civil society initiative to scale-up successful approaches that empower grassroots people to […]

Rita Korley joined The Hunger Project-Ghana as an animator trainee in 2007. Since completing the training, she has been educating her community on topics such as forced marriage, child labor and domestic violence. In 2010, Rita decided to focus her efforts on preventing teen pregnancy since, until then, three or four girls each year took […]