With global aid cuts and rising costs, five life-changing projects are at risk of stalling – just when they’re needed most. At a time when nations are turning inwards, the call for followers of Jesus to respond is more urgent than ever.
Your support can keep these projects going:
Project partner ACROSS
Funding shortfall $111,941
This integrated project supports health, food security, livelihoods, and peacebuilding in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals. It will be implemented across 10 villages in Rumbek East and Rumbek Centre counties to strengthen community resilience and improve overall well-being.
Yes, I can helpFunding shortfall $191,190
The Humanitarian Aid for Livelihoods Project supports conflict-affected families by providing financial assistance to start small businesses and veterinary care for livestock in 20 villages, helping restore income, strengthen resilience, and improve food security.
Yes, I can helpProject partner World Concern Myanmar
Funding shortfall $71,811
The Better Nutrition and Maternal & Child Health project improves the health of mothers and children under two by enhancing nutrition, promoting positive health behaviours, and increasing access to essential healthcare, laying the foundation for long-term community development and well-being.
Yes, I can helpFunding shortfall $116,121
This project provides Psychological First Aid and mental health awareness to support individuals with psychosocial disabilities and the wider community, promoting resilience and well-being amid ongoing trauma, stress, and anxiety.
Yes, I can helpProject partner PNKS
Funding shortfall $64,380
The Community Development Project empowers vulnerable communities through youth skills training, improved access to safe water and health services, and increased school attendance among Indigenous Kuy and low-income children, fostering long-term opportunity, health, and hope for the next generation.
Yes, I can help^ Name changed.
Related projects in South Sudan, Myanmar, and Cambodia have received support from the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP).
