Where we Work
Our partnerships within the Anglican Communion connect us with communities around the world.
- Development
- Relief
- Both
We facilitate healthier, more fulfilling lives in communities struggling with hunger, poverty, disaster and disease.
Our work addresses three life-changing priorities to create authentic, lasting results.
Everyone deserves a life free from violence in a society where they are treated with dignity and respect. Only then can communities truly heal and thrive.
When kids under six reach appropriate health and developmental milestones, they can achieve their full potential as future contributing members of their communities.
Families and communities can become more resilient by finding ways to adapt to rapidly changing weather patterns and climate-influenced events like floods and hurricanes.
We listen, learn and work together to build upon local knowledge and strengths that already exist. As a result, our partners and community members are able to live and sustain fuller, more productive lives.
We offer resources and training to help people prepare for disasters and provide emergency support so they can make a full and sustained recovery.
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Our partnerships within the Anglican Communion connect us with communities around the world.