Our Podcast Host JAKE LLOYD shares seven tips for telling the difference between reliable and unreliable information online. The internet...

NIMOY GERRY is a mechanic in the small town of Chisekesi in southern Zambia. In this blog, he shares the story of how his Cluster began,...

ANGELA DUSABIMAMA works in HIV prevention at The Rwanda Biomedical Centre. She also recently joined Arukah Network's new Cluster in her...

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ERIN LLOYD ROTICH works as Director of Learning with our friends at Thrive Worldwide. She’s an expert in running training sessions for...

In 2019, Arukah Network Coach ELIZABETH WAINWRIGHT was elected to represent her rural community in the south west of England at local government level. In this episode of our How To Build Community podcast, she shares some of her story, from nearly becoming a doctor, to unexpectedly becoming a politician. Listen to the full interview or read some highlights below. Elizabeth’s interest in community development started as a student. Before her third year of study to become a

HORMISDAS NDAGIJIMAMA and RICHARD BADACOKA are neighbours in the district of Musanze in Rwanda. Together they are helping launch and lead...

Have you ever wondered why people choose to join one of our network's Clusters? There are lots of reasons people get involved. Below are...

We're pleased to welcome a brand new Cluster to Arukah Network! Rwanda Cluster recently gathered together to celebrate their launch,...

RIVKA SHAW has been our Network Co-ordinator for over six months now. In this interview, she tells us how she got into the role, what...

Nagaland is one of the most isolated and under-developed of the states of India. DR. SEDEVI ANGAMI is a member of our network who runs a hospital in the state's largest city, Dimapur. In this episode of our How To Build Community podcast and radio show, he explains how he helped launch the hospital, and how a hospital might become a centre for community transformation. Here is some of what we learned from him... Highlights He didn’t always plan on becoming a doctor. His in

In this video, find out how members of Chisekesi Cluster are responding to Zambia's worst drought in a century. And learn more about the...

In this Christmas episode of the How To Build Community show, we hear how one woman's simple idea led to a whole new Christmas tradition...

Coming to London on 7th February 2020: a day of communications training for all people and organisations that believe in community-led...

TERESA KANGOGO from Kericho Cluster runs The Palm Tree Wellness Centre in Kenya - a residential addiction recovery centre for men. Most...

LORD NIGEL CRISP used to run one of the biggest organisations in the world: the UK's National Health Service. Since leaving the role, he has become a global health advocate in UK politics and around the world. In our latest How To Build Community podcast (which you can listen to above) he shares stories and lessons from his work. Here are some highlights. He began his career as a community worker. After graduating from university, Nigel worked in a deprived area of Liverpoo

MAJURA MAING from Tanzania’s Mara Cluster runs the Victoria Farming and Fishing Organisation - a group fighting hunger by helping local...

Earlier this year we were awarded a small research grant by the Wellcome Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health (WCCEH). We'll be...

IMLIBENLA MONGRO is a mental health professional who lives in Dimapur in Nagaland, one of the four states that make up the North East...

In 1999, SHEILA KATZMAN was asked by the UN to help develop a radio station to support peacekeeping efforts in Sierra Leone's civil war....