81 years later, Christian Aid is still changing lives
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In light of the just-concluded Christian Aid Week, which sees people fundraising, giving, and standing alongside communities around the world, people have taken up the challenge to do their part in interesting ways. Osai Ojigho, Director of Policy and Campaigns, and Pete Moorey, Head of Church and Community at Christian Aid, joined Mal Pope to share how people are responding generously and the work Christian Aid is doing around the world
Released on 18 May 2026
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