The veteran broadcaster presents an appeal on BBC Radio 4 in support of our work around mental health.

Find out how we're bringing communities together for good mental health and how you can support our work. 

Find out how we’re working with communities in Africa and Asia during the coronavirus pandemic and how you can support this work.

We share updates on the aftermath of cyclone Idai in the Chimanimani district of Zimbabwe and explore why events like these can no longer be understood as 'natural'.

Last week, tropical Cyclone Idai hit Chimanimani district of Zimbabwe, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Hundreds are still missing in this area alone, and access to the area is still blocked by impassable roads.

Here at Find Your Feet, we have had a brilliant year! We are excited to present our first Annual Review which combines the impact of Find Your Feet and Health Poverty Action. Together we supported 45 Lead Farmers in Malawi to train over 2,000 Follower Farmers in sustainable agriculture. We worked with women in India to set up 406 local self help groups with over 5,000 members. In Zimbabwe, we provided training for over 19,000 people on how to add value to their produce to sell it for a higher price at the market. And in partnership with Health Poverty Action, we tested over 24,000 people for malaria in Vietnam, with 663 cases identified and treated.

You can read our full Annual Review here.

In 2016/17 we delivered 12 projects across four countries and celebrated Find Your Feet’s 56th year. We also formed a partnership with Health Poverty Action to ensure our work, and the relationships we have built with communities over the years, will remain strong long into the future.

Peter and Sanisai Kaunhu live with their children in a remote part of Mutoko. For months at a time, more than 50% of families living in here face food shortages and 29% children are malnourished or stunted.

Today is Giving Tuesday - a day to do good stuff for charity.

You have the chance to do something good and have DOUBLE the impact.

How? By donating to Curry for Change.

Because everything you donate to Curry for Change will be matched by our campaign sponsor Natco Foods - so every £1 will become £2 to help families suffering from hunger.

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