Relief and Development

More Than a Food Basket

For vulnerable returnees, refugees and internally displaced people, rebuilding life after conflict requires more than short-term assistance. It requires food for today, practical skills for tomorrow and the rebuilding of trust in communities where relationships have often been strained by…

Opening Doors Through Literacy in Prakash Tekadi

In the Indian community of Prakash Tekadi, women are gaining more than reading and writing skills. They are gaining confidence for everyday life. Supported by the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP), this project is implemented through…

From Refugee Camp to Serving South Sudan’s Children

South Sudan’s story cannot be separated from war, displacement and survival. After decades of conflict and the long struggle that eventually led to independence in 2011, many communities were left carrying deep scars. Families lost loved ones, livelihoods disappeared and…

Strengthening Livelihoods in Northern Thailand

High in the mountains of Northern Thailand, the Karen village of Ban Pa Kia has stood for more than a century. Nestled among the forests of Chiang Mai province, the community has long relied on small gardens, livestock and traditional…

Encouraging Peaceful Communities

Santino was serving local communities when more than 10,000 refugees flooded to South Sudan in search of peace. He witnessed how little humanitarian support was available. People living in makeshift shelters, with violence breaking out between tribes in the refugee…

A Latrine is More than Just a Big Relief

Christian Mercy International has been actively working to improve student well-being and school facilities in South Sudan. They are collaborating with ten schools to enhance educational services and upgrade their facilities, enabling them to receive support from the World Food…

A Teacher’s Miracle During the Vanuatu Earthquake

Mary will never forget the morning of 17 December 2024. Before leaving for her teaching job at Malapoa College in Port Vila, Vanuatu, she prayed Psalm 91 over her life and her family, declaring God’s protection over them all. She…

The Great Gift of Small-Business Skills

Latif is twenty-five years old and lives with his parents and a younger brother in one of Ambernath’s slums. He always wanted to drive an autorickshaw, but living in poverty, this was impossible. He grew up with many responsibilities, including…

Hope for a Borehole

Ulita is washing her clothes in a bucket, two and a half hours from home. Water is limited in her village, so she attended a church service to do her laundry where water was available. In Village 5, where Ulita…

Healing the Trauma After the Earthquake

The earthquake that struck Vanuatu on December 17, 2024, was devastating. Despite this, when I arrived in Port Vila this May, the air was full of anticipation and hope. Local pastors and leaders were gathering for Healing the Trauma workshops….