A remarkable story from Christine Ryumugabe about how beekeeping, supported by Bees Abroad, is changing lives of the Jireh women in Kisoro District, Western Uganda.

Building our success over 21 years of Beekeeping, we know that Beekeeping changes lives. It enables women in the rural communities they work with to learn new skills and earn a sustainable income to pay for education, feed their families, and pay for medical services.
 
Read Jan Ridler’s article about her work in Uganda and how it is changing lives.

The UK beekeeping community and the BBKA encourage beekeeping among young people through activities such as the BBKA’s Bees in the Curriculum programme, the development

Our PARTNERS AND PROJECTS TRUSTEE is retiring. Full of challenges the role involves engaging with the teams who make our projects happen. We are continuously

Have you ever thought of leaving a donation in your Will? It is a simple way of making a difference. Once you have taken care

Bees Abroad are pleased to be launching a brand new partnership with Bazar, The Ethical Marketplace App, built from our shared values around understanding the importance of sustainable produce.

To mark World Bee Day on May 20th, read how Bees Abroad is Focussing on Health & Wellbeing in this fascinating article by Neil and Dr Katherine Brent, Bees Abroad Partnership Managers, Sierra Leone.