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Home-based rehabilitation helps Siddique walk again
Early in 2023, Siddique, a 61-year-old man living in Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh, suffered...
Farewell Sue Reid: Celebrating over 20 years of dedicated service to CBM and volunteers
Almost 24 years ago, Sue Reid joined CBM Australia...
Training healthcare workers in Nigeria to treat and prevent obstetric fistula
For most women, giving birth to a child is...
The Sendai Framework mid-term review – how far have we come on disability inclusion?
This week, governments are attending a high-level United Nations...
Cyclone Mocha heading towards Cox’s Bazar refugee camp in Bangladesh
Tropical cyclone Mocha is on course to hit the...
Helping people with disabilities cope with natural disasters
People with disabilities are one of the most vulnerable groups in society when it...
Lila in Nepal
Lila and his family live in the rural town in Nepal. Their home was destroyed in a flash flood that came ripping through the valley taking out many...
The drought has been going on for years…
“It’s hot and incredibly dry. People are starving and it’s only getting worse” Laura’s reflections from Turkana, Kenya. Visiting CBM’s...
Week 2 – Lent series 2023
"God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us" (Romans 5:8). During this season of Lent,...
Can These Dry Lands Live: a poem by Stevie Wills
A Better World for All is a new original poem by CBM Australia's Community Education Officer Stevie Wills.
Submission: Inquiry into the rights of women and children
The situation for women and girls with disabilities, and impact on their rights Globally, an...
Nigeria’s women’s health project
The impact of addressing obstetric fistula on women and maternal health systems. Nigeria has 40% of global obstetric fistula cases,...