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Please visit the post to see our latest Newsletter. Should you wish to support PIES in any way, please do…

2024 has proved to be a testing time for the charity. The aftereffects of COVID-19 still impact the country’s economy,…

Life remains challenging as inflation and unemployment rise, leading to a significant increase in the number of vulnerable children who…

During 2021 the Charity has experienced numerous challenges which fortunately we have been able to overcome in various ways with…

You may well have heard in the media about the political unrest in Eswatini. The unrest has evolved over many…

And none of it is good – We recently received a report from the Salvation Army about how Covid was…

Good News and Bad News Dear Supporters Following on from the previous COVID-19 update the evolution of the virus has…

We've been contact with friends and colleagues in Swaziland to ascertain the problems being experienced by our two centres and the schools.

Beekeeping The latest harvest has been sold to secure PPE equipment for the cooks and additional utensils for the kitchen.…

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Coronavirus has meant the there has been lockdown in Eswatini since March 27th for 30 days.  Our feeding centres are…

Burton Copeland Solicitors, in support of PIES, held a quiz night at Manchester City Etihad Stadium and it was attended…

Andy Irwin did it!  He ran the Birmingham 10k from beginning to end! He says that usually, his idea of a…

On our visit to Swaziland in May we were introduced to Sinenhlanhla by her headteacher.  Sinenhlanhla is a vulnerable child…

During the Trustees’ May visit to sponsored children, it was discovered that twin sponsored girls were having difficulties with their…