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Promising Signs: Follow-Up Research Shows Shifting Attitudes Among Young People in Ghana (Get the Report here)

In 2023, Good Neighbours UK and Good Neighbors Ghana began working with the University of Manchester on a research partnership to understand and ...
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GNUK Partners with YorKits to Provide Nigerien Girls With Sustainable Menstrual Kits

Good Neighbours UK sincerely thanks YorKits for their partnership and donation of reusable menstrual hygiene kits, which are helping to improve m...
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GNUK Celebrates Six Years of Supporting Communities Facing Poverty, Illness, and Crisis 

This month marks six years since Good Neighbours UK began its mission to support communities affected by poverty, illness, and crisis. Since 2019...
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Warmth and Light: a thank you to a kind Donor 

Humla, in the remote Himalayan region of Nepal, has no motor roads and no access to electricity. Life is especially difficult for children who ar...
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WATCH: Short video provides insight into our project to Improve Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare in Niger.  

Take a closer look at how our project is making a difference to the community of Hamdallaye.   Every mother deserves a safe birth, just as every ...
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Making Waves for Education: Good Neighbours UK at the York Dragon Boat Race

On Sunday 13 July 2025, York Rotary’s annual Dragon Boat Challenge returned to the River Ouse. With 36 teams competing throughout the day, the ev...
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Zarina Douglas-Sori
Chief Executive
Zarina studied international development at the University of East Anglia and since 2001 has worked for charitable organisations in the United Kingdom and overseas in the fields of poverty alleviation, inclusion, food security and sustainability.

Zarina is passionate about community-led development and empowering minority and disadvantaged groups to lead positive and impactful development and social change. Prior to joining Good Neighbours UK, Zarina worked as a grant officer for Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust. Zarina has experience of leading and managing development programmes. She spent 13 years in West Africa supporting farming families to improve their subsistence and commercial agriculture. Zarina is bi-lingual in English and French and loves learning languages. In her free time Zarina enjoys crochet, karate and yoga.