The word on volunteer opportunities with EmbraceAbility is out! We are very lucky to be able to choose from a very talented pool of volunteer applications. It was an easy choice for us when Sophie's...
While household income serves as a basic indicator of poverty levels within any given area or country, it is safe to say that our analysis of poverty has become a little more sophisticated in recent...
This last month has seen some of the greatest leaps forward that EmbraceAbility has made to date. I landed in Phnom Penh on the 21st of August to the familiar buzz of one of my...
On the 20th July EmbraceAbility celebrated its first birthday! As a small NGO with only a few volunteers running the whole organisation we have worked extremely hard to achieve our first milestone; launching the Community...
The debate about the potential ban on plastic straws in the UK isn’t just about straws and the materials they’re made from. What it does is highlight a much larger issue regarding inclusivity and diversity...
For anyone that has done any travelling, you will know how rewarding and enriching an experience it can be. Being exposed to new cultures and ways of life, having access to activities that don’t exist...
After Oxfam: The future of charity It is no secret that charities are under intense scrutiny at the moment. Following allegations of sexual misconduct perpetrated by Oxfam staff in Haiti, there has been significant fallout for...
Last week, the Sesame Street theme park received the world’s first autism certification. Sesame Place, which is based on the popular children’s TV show Sesame Street, was granted the award after its staff completed training...