by Sara Vicente Barreto
It felt like months since I returned from Mozambique, though it was only last week. This trip rekindled my belief in the power of one, the strength of hope, and the energy that comes from connection.
It’s not goodbye yet, but I can already feel it. The days before leaving are filled with connection, gratitude, and the weight of doing more.
Day 6 of my journey brings a simple but essential reminder — that patience is not passive. In development work, change takes time, and impact takes trust. This is what it looks like to wait with purpose.
Today we went back to two of our oldest projects in Mozambique. Revisiting our roots reminded us that progress begins with reflection. By analysing the past, we found new ways to strengthen our schools, our partnerships, and the lasting impact we want to create for every child.
As we ride back to Maputo, my heart no longer sinks in tears. When I left 19 years ago, after
I found myself telling my story to a colleague this week yet again. 22 and a dreamer. Heading to Mozambique
I guess I have often been a believer in the power of one. And last week I found myself listening
We created After School Studies where children can get extra time and support with their work. A place where we can help each of them break out of poverty through education (and care)
As we close on our ALG Quiz Night I gather some tips on how to run a successfull fundraising event, attract more attendees, raise more funds!
On Xmas Day, I shared my look-through 2018 at A Little Gesture, in a moment of reflection and gratitude.
A few Sundays ago, we had a different Sunday morning by welcoming Team AlG at the Royal Parks Half Marathon
