health and nutrition

Water makes life possible, but it also has the power to wash away everything you’ve worked for in an instant. Here are six ways that water impacts the communities we work with — for good, and for bad.

Droughts are hard to predict, can take decades to fully develop, and just as long to end. Moreover, they are deadly. So, what exactly is a drought?

Right now, millions of people are living in near-famine or famine-like conditions around the world. Here's what that really means.

Right now millions of people in East Africa are on the brink of starvation, over two million people in the UK are turning to food banks and food prices are at an all-time high. We’ve heard that the conflict in Ukraine is in part to blame so, just where does our food come from?

For refugees and internally displaced people (IDP) across the world, gardening isn’t just a way to pass the time - it is a means of survival.

We talk about health as an umbrella term encompassing the population, when in fact in a world designed for men, a person’s physical / mental condition is heavily influenced by gender. There is a profound gender data gap in healthcare as the data society collects is typically about men’s experience, not women’s and that has long term consequences.

We asked some our colleagues around the world to tell us their favourite meal to eat with friends and family. Read on to see brilliant recipes from Victoria in Haiti and Ibrahim in Somalia.

Last year, Concern built a new life-saving health clinic using old shipping containers in just three months in one of the hottest and poorest parts of the world; Chad.