Reports & Articles:

Burma:

May 2007

• Read about Micah Hampson's visit to Mae Lae Refugee Camp, near Mae Sot, Thailand

• 'Across The Border' is Micah's account of his journey to K'Law Gaw Village inside Burma

• Sarah Burley lived for a short period in the refugee camps around Mae Sot, Thailand, on behalf of the Epiphany Trust. Click here to read her report of the visit

D.R.C.:

March 2007

• “My Big Project is the Children”. Bill Gribbin brings us up to date on the astonishing story of Raphael Mpanzu and his work with Congolese streetchildren.

• After meeting some of the poorest people in the sub-continent, Bill Hampson penned this commentary of his trip to Tamilnadu, India.

• Epiphany supports the work of 'Helping Hands' charity in Tamilnadu, India. Shortly after the boxing day tsunami we received details of the situation. Click here to read the report. (11.2mb)

• Sharon Noon looks back on her 'Year In The Arc'

• Two ambulances have been donated by the Epiphany Trust to Sinaia General Hospital in memory of James Dickinson & Carol Jones. James visited Romania on more than 20 occassions and Carol Jones worked tirelessly fundraising for our Camp Romania programme. Click here for more details.

• "Fill the Gaps". This newspaper article summarises much of our work in Sri Lanka following guidance given by My Ariff, Mayor of Galle

• Jigsaw4U is a partner charity of the Epiphany Trust that specialises in trauma counselling. A group from the charity visited Sri Lanka in September 2005 to set up workshops for bereaved children & young adults in the Galle Province. Stuart MacPherson shares the experience in his report

• Bill Hampson's report following his trip to Sri Lanka weeks after the tsunami

• Written originally for Ekklesia magazine, Nightfall In Sri Lanka is a personal account by Micah Hampson of his journey to the country and the post-tsunami difficulties faced by the Sri Lankan people