Category Archives: Kenya
Books mean better health
In case you’ve ever wondered, and you probably haven’t, because it’s a very specific thought to have, this is what 24 pallets of British National Formularies (BNFs) looks like. Oh, and of course a very happy Richard, one of our … Continue reading
Helping communities to make the most of their books
Every year, Book Aid International sends hundreds of thousands of books to Africa. We truly believe that books change lives. But sending those parcels alone won’t make the difference. If books are the raw materials, you also need people with … Continue reading
Special report from Uganda : day 5
Uganda Friday 27th May: An early morning stop at Tororo Public Library where Book Aid International secondary books in the sciences have been a bit battered. Fiction has been read a little and I notice Ian McEwan’s Atonement, has been … Continue reading
Kakuma
Clive Nettleton, our director of Book Aid International, reflects on an evaluation and partnership building visit to Kakuma in 2008. “Kakuma refugee camp isn’t one of those places conjured from TV images. No rows of tents with a feeling of … Continue reading
Our appeal on BBC Radio 4
Well, today’s the day. Our appeal has gone out on BBC Radio 4′s Appeal Show for all to hear and we’re getting a fantastic response from it already. Lots of lovely comments that Alan Bennett is the perfect fit for Book … Continue reading
