Against a backdrop of overlapping crises, 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.
Update
Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of the Tearfund community, each of these projects was fully funded by the end of the 2026/27 financial year. On behalf of our partners, we are so thankful for the collective response of faith in action that furthered each of these vital projects!
Food security and livelihoods
Funding shortfall $591,131
This 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 helpHealth and economic empowerment
Project partner Oasis Mozambique
Funding shortfall $53,611
This project enhances the wellbeing of communities vulnerable to increasing extreme weather events, and the instability of drawn out conflict. Key initiatives include hygiene improvement and malaria prevention, women’s savings and literacy groups, and reducing gender-based violence through community education.
Yes, I can helpCare for the marginalised
Project partner Saahasee
Funding shortfall $112,591
This project addresses the needs of people living in poor, urban areas on the outskirts of Mumbai. Many struggle with being marginalised because of their age, gender, or religion. This project helps meet their unique needs through health, education, gender rights, and livelihoods programs.
Yes, I can helpMental health care for returnees
Funding shortfall $96,183
This project provides comprehensive mental health and psychosocial support services to Afghans forced to return home in 2025. It also includes vocational training and skills-building to specifically address returnees’ livelihood challenges, with a specific emphasis on women’s participation to promote gender equality.
Yes, I can helpBuilding peace and resilience
Project partner ACROSS
Funding shortfall $151,183
This integrated project supports health, food security, livelihoods, and peacebuilding in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals. It’s being implemented across 10 villages in Rumbek East and Rumbek Centre counties to strengthen community resilience and improve overall wellbeing.
Yes, I can helpJoin Restorers, our monthly giving community, and be part of a network of passionate Christians dedicated to renewal, transformation and the restoration of hope in hard places across the globe.
Related projects in South Sudan and Mozambique have received support from the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP).
