Media World Humanitarian Day: How child sponsorship put Ronald Jeero on a path from Uganda to Hawke’s Bay Ronald Jeero grew up hiding under desks at school to attend class because his family couldn’t afford the fees. Then a sponsor family came into his life, starting him on a path that would take him from his hometown in Kampala, Uganda, to a new life in Hawke’s Bay. Read more... Hawke's Bay TODAY, Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Media From Iraq and Somalia to the Pacific – NZ aid workers share their inspiring stories This World Humanitarian Day Tearfund asked seven staff members from New Zealand aid and development agencies to share their inspiring stories and why they choose to do this work. Read more... NZ Herald, Monday, August 19, 2024
Media Illuminating the Shadows in the Pacific Islands Meet the Kiwi organisation and the local heroes on the frontlines working to expose human trafficking in the Pacific Islands. Read more... Good Magazine , Friday, June 7, 2024
Media Kiwi humanitarian photographer on the best and worst on humanity The Mum of four, has worked with everyone from ISIS wives in Iraq, to people suffering from famine and drought, to families living in the world’s largest refugee camps. Read more... Chris Lynch Media , Wednesday, June 5, 2024
Media A forgotten hunger Kiwi doctor Himali McInnes on Ethiopia’s famine, Tearfund aiming to raise $750,000 to help. “What I saw was confronting. I felt a deep sense of shame I knew nothing about this.” Read more... NZ Herald, Sunday, May 19, 2024