Kouamé faces the drought
Drought. In some countries, that means not washing the car or watering the garden. In Ivory Coast, by contrast, it is much more basic than that: “ho...
Read moreOur secret ingredient? Come and see!
“It’s all go!” says Yvonne, on yet another busy morning at Café L’Arche in Callan, Ireland. “And it’s been like that since 2007, when we ...
Read moreGrieving a friend…
What unites Kolkata and London? Many things, probably. Including sheer pain of grief at the death of a close friend. Bapi was a man with an intellectu...
Read moreOne world, many colours
“Every time we really understand what Roberto means, it’s a very precious moment.” Luca, an assistant from L’Arche Bologna, (Italy), talks abo...
Read more“He told me that he loved me.”
How many million times a day do these words “He told me that he loved me.” get spoken across the world’s cultures? This time, something differen...
Read more#AsIAm – Santos and Pipe’s Story
Have you seen the remarkable story of Santos and Pipe? Check out the 3-part series that tells the story of their lives and the unremarkable encounters...
Read moreOpening the door to real hope
During the many years that Youssef lived in L’Arche Al Safina, Damascus, he used to like nothing better than sitting outside in the sunny courtyard,...
Read moreNot just #AsIAm – but who we could become!
L'Arche Australia’s latest publicity project: taking the web-documentary #AsIAm films on tour round selected towns and cities, Perth, Canberra, Sydn...
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