This project provides life-saving aid-food, clean water, medical care, clothing, winter support, and orphan sponsorships-to vulnerable famil… read more
Millions of vulnerable people in Gaza, Syria, Sudan, and Turkey are struggling to survive due to conflict, displacement, poverty, and ongoin… read more
Development Alert will protect vulnerable communities along the Uganda-DRC border through Ebola prevention, health education, community surv… read more
Orphaned children in Syria face poverty, displacement, and are forced to work instead of attending school. This project provides 500 orphans… read more
This project will provide 400 needy and rural children with school fees, scholastic materials and feeding to enable them attain quality educ… read more
This project will provide daily nutritious school meals to 500 vulnerable girls in rural Uganda to improve attendance, concentration, and ac… read more
Nigeria is facing one of the world's largest hunger emergencies, with 35 million people expected to face acute food insecurity during the 20… read more
Uganda struggles with persistently high school dropout rates, with over 40% of pupils dropping out before completing primary school. This is… read more
Thousands of children and families in Benue State, Nigeria, have been forced to flee their homes because of recurring violent clashes betwee… read more
Families in Gaza and Syria continue to face severe humanitarian hardship. In Gaza, even after the ceasefire, conditions remain devastating a… read more
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