Movie Clips - SCIAF youth

Fairtrade Film 2010

Find out what St Brendan’s Primary in Motherwell have been doing on Fairtrade.
Lent Reflection

A thought-provoking resource for use in classrooms and during prayer services and assemblies.
Abeba

Abeba talks about life in her community.
Welday

Find out how a new irrigation system is helping Welday’s family and community.
Story of Change: the Gebreselassie family

An interview with the father of the family which is featured on this year’s WEE BOX.
WEE BOX Video 2010

A powerful introduction to SCIAF’s WEE BOX, BIG Change appeal for 2010.
Tirhas

Tirhas, the youngest daughter in the Gebreselassie family, talks about her life in Ethiopia.
Kids welcome asylum seekers

Learn how one school has welcomed asylum families and made the most of the opportunity to make new friends and learn more about the world. (Courtesy of mediaco-op)
Stand Up Against Poverty

Stand Up Against Poverty help break the world record in 2008!
Moses' Story

Learn how Moses can grow lots of food despite a severe drought.
Take Action

Check out this clip to see why you should take action with SCIAF
What's Behind The Wee Box?

Learn how your small change makes a BIG difference to the lives of people in need.
Child Labour

Fancy some hard labour on a sugar plantation or is school sounding like a better option? (Courtesy of Trocaire)
Jenneth's story

Jenneth from Uganda was forced to be a child soldier when she was just 14 years old. Find out how SCIAF is helping her build a more peaceful future for herself and her family after years of violence.
Rosemary's story

Rosemary from northern Kenya was struggling to feed her family because of climate change. Find out how SCIAF helped her to create an oasis in the desert so she could feed her family come rain or shine.
Returning to peace

Find out how SCIAF is helping former Ugandan child soldiers return to normal life after 20 years of terrible conflict.
Preparing for disaster

Find out how one community in El Salvador is learning how to ride out the storms.
WEE BOX video 2009

Find out how your WEE BOX is helping Isadora's family adapt to extreme weather caused by climate change.
Surviving climate change

Dr Ricardo Navarro, a leading Latin American climate change expert, talks about the impact of climate change and thanks SCIAF for the work we are doing.
Claiming our rights

Learn how rural farmers in Nicaragua have to struggle for basic rights.
Trees are our life

Find out how climate change is affecting Don Juan from Nicaragua and hear his touching message of thanks to SCIAF supporters.
Jairo's story

Find out how SCIAF has helped a Nicarguan community prepare for disasters and listen to Jairo's message for SCIAF supporters in Scotland.
Julio and Kelli's story

Learn about their life in El Salvador and the importance of nature to them.
Climate change reflection

Find a quiet moment to reflect on the importance of God's sacred world.
Francisco's story

Learn about Francisco's daily life in El Salvador and hear his message to young people in Scotland about protecting the environment.
Concepción’s story

Find out how Concepción helps about the home and learn about the importance of the environment to her family in El Salvador
B'Inspird - Welcome home

Learn how an inspiring Ugandan woman is rebuilding her life with SCIAF's help after years of war.
B'Inspird - Silent hero

Hear the inspiring story of a woman from Burundi who showed great courage and saved the lives of hundreds of her neighbours during a terrible war.
Is it dangerous working for SCIAF?

SCIAF staff get asked this question all the time. Find out more about the challenges and dangers faced on overseas trips.
B'Inspird - Courage in a war zone

This brave Ugandan priest risked his life during a rebel attack to save the lives of many children. Hear more about the troubles faced by his community and his powerful message to SCIAF supporters.
B' Inspird - Class act

People are desperate for education in the poorest countries. Find out how far one person was prepared to go to start school.
B'Inspird - Big brothers

Hear how Santo from Uganda was left to care for his four younger brothers after his parents were killed when he was just 9 years old.