Interviewing Skills for Life offers powerful tips on how to be more resourceful, productive and focused in your quest for landing the all important interview whilst also helping the poorest of the poor in Africa. It will be available throughout the Galway Races at the Ballybrit racetrack for €10 or can be sent direct from our charity office for €10 plus P&P. To order your copy, email us at .

We are delighted to be a nominated charity  for this year's Galway Bay Half Marathon & 10Km Run which takes place on Saturday Oct 2nd 2010.  Please join our group of runners and walkers in this great event and help raise funds for our life-saving projects in Zambia.  Funds raised will go directly to our projects in the Orphanage & Community School in Kaoma and the Home for Physically Disabled in Mongu.

A partnership between Alan Kerins Projects, NUI Galway’s UNESCO Chair in Children Youth and Civic Engagement at the Child and Family Research Centre, and Foróige, the National Youth Development was  launched on Monday, 21 June, 2010, in NUI Galway by the Minister of State with special responsibility for Overseas Development, Peter Power T.D. 

You can now donate online to the Alan Kerins African Projects. In conjunction with mycharity.ie, online donations are now gratefully accepted. You can be assured that your donation, whatever the amount, will alleviate suffering in Western Zambia. Click here to donate online 

Four Zambian students who have been helped by Alan Kerins Projects paid a visit to Galway on Friday 20th May to meet some of the people of  Galway who have volunteered and contributed enormously to the charity.  The evening of friendship of Alan Kerins Projects took place last Friday in the Clayton Hotel.  Alan Kerins Projects has built a number of much needed facilities within the Mongu and Kaoma areas of Zambia for thousands of vulnerable, elderly and disadvantaged children.

The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) announces Alan Kerins African Projects as Official GAA Charity of the Year.

Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Criostóir Ó Cuana was joined by Kildare Senior Footballer Dermot Earley, Meath Senior Footballer Joe Sheridan, Kilkenny Senior Hurler Michael Fennelly, Tipperary Senior Hurler Willie Ryan, Hurling Legends DJ Carey and Nicky English and Alan Kerins, founder of Alan Kerins African Projects, along with special guest former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern to launch the GAA Charity of the Year 2009/10.