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We’d like to extend a huge thank you to Kristin White who has recently stepped down as Executive Director of Raleigh International Bermuda. Raleigh Bermuda is a registered charity which helps fund young Bermudians onto Raleigh International expeditions, as well as giving longer term support to participants in their own communities.

Marie Staunton, Raleigh’s new chair, shares her thoughts on how Raleigh enables young people to change their world.

On May 30th 2013 the United Nations published their recommendations from the high-level panel discussing new targets for global development, which will succeed the current Millennium Development Goals, post-2015. Raleigh International's CEO, Stacey Adams, explains how this report is relevant to our work as a charity:

Today, 22nd March is World Water Day. Over 800 million people worldwide still do not have access to clean, drinking water or basic sanitation.

Eddie Botsio, award winning BBC journalist and photographer, takes us 'Behind the Scenes' for his latest photography exhibition showcasing British media and public figures in a relaxed mode.

In spring 2011 Raleigh International worked in partnership with organic chocolatiers Green & Black's on the Community Development Programme which, for the first time brought clean, fresh water to a co-operative cocoa farming community where the company source their organic cocoa beans.

During the Royal tour to Danum Valley in Borneo this weekend, Raleigh International staff and volunteers were very excited to be invited to meet with Their Royal Highnesses Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge and to explain the work we’ve been doing in the area. Stacey Adams, our chief executive, sent us this message from the rainforest.