Author: Naomi Booth (Naomi Booth)

The August trip to Kajo Keji was a great success and we’re delighted to share some of the highlights and observations with you in this newsletter.

It seems CRESS has made a huge leap up – CRESS now employs ten people full time in South Sudan. Eight work at the clinic which is now up and running and we have two full time staff in a new office. So exciting and busy times ahead but THANK YOU ALL for your regular...

Welcome to our NEW bi-annual newsletter! All the Cress news and events over the past months in one place for your enjoyment, plus updates from South Sudan where activity has been made possible by the generosity of YOU our supporters. Please do read and pass on helping us to raise the charity’s profile and more...

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Since our last update a year ago, CRESS has achieved so much. We have doubled our annual income and we now help educate more children through sponsorship and provide essential medical aid by supporting the Liwolo Clinic, we also provided midwifery textbooks to the hospital to enable them to improve their training programmes. We have...

CRESS was formed as a charity in April 2011. Caroline Lamb saw extreme poverty throughout the country and that help going directly to meet the need makes a significant difference. CRESS pledges that every pound donated gets to its destination and overheads are minimal. CRESS aims to work with people rather than buildings and relationships...