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In India, poor sanitation and hygiene translate into an estimated 1000 children under five years of age dying from diarrhoea every day
UNICEF
SLA love to share ‘good news’ stories about us and our partners through our News items and our Blogs. See below to find out more about what we’re up to.
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Listen to Sheila Cannell, our Chair of Trustees, talk about the work of our programme partner, VOICE 4 Girls, whose work is aligned with IWD missions. -
Clare Jack stepped down after 9 years’ service as a Trustee, and shared a few words about her experience. -
You did it! -
Lost items from this year's fireworks display. -
Our programme partners are visiting us for the very first time! -
One month in post, Sheila shares her thoughts. -
Come and meet them -
We have appointed Sheila Cannell -
We are no longer accepting applications -
After 16 years, we said goodbye to Vicki, Fundraising and Communications Manager -
the results are in for our Book Lovers’ Quiz -
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we invited Trustee Sheila Cannell to write a blog -
Our sister charity creates sustainable futures -
One donation, twice the impact -
Find out the impact we have made in India this year -
Cancellation Announcement -
Fast and Curious run for SLA -
Over £5,500 raised through the Challenge for children in India -
Our work is needed now more than ever -
Scottish Love in Action is 21 in 2021! -
The Art of Living -
Fireflies camps to help create a gender-equal society -
Anusha Bharadwaj, VOICE 4 Girls CEO, talks about helping girls find their voices. -
Total amount raised announced -
Donate old and vintage items to help vulnerable children in India -
A street food restaurant helping street children. -
Volunteers talk about their experience with SLA. -
Exciting partnership established -
Text FEEDME to 70140 to donate £3 a month and provide 18 meals every month for one child. -
Listen to Irvine Welsh talk about why he supports SLA. -
Sugata Mitra talks about why he supports SLA.