Sustainable Development Goal: 4. Quality Education
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with African Action International who will implement this project.
This Project will allow the community directly involved with this project to learn how to grow their own food supply. This is especially important due to the rising cost of food in the marketplace directly resulting from the economic fall-out of this Pandemic.
Sustainable Development Goal: 7. Affordable and clean energy
Partnering with African Action International who will implement this project.
This Project
This Project will provide the School and community with constant clean water (needed for drinking, cooking and sanitation) and solar power to provide lighting for safety and for the Medical Clinic.
Sustainable Dev Goal: 3. Good Health & Well-being
Partnering with African Action International who will implement this project.
The overall purpose of the project is to conduct medical services to the vulnerable community of Kitwala, in Kiryandongo Sub County comprising several villages. Medical services are to be complimented with a Community Education component.
Sustainable Development Goal: 4. Quality Education
Partnering with local community in Nasir who will implement this project.
Unfortunately, due to the Pandemic the Nasir Vocational Training Project in South Sudan remains on hold until it is safe to proceed. Once we are able to continue with this Project we will do so.
The devastation of Malakal – photographed by Belshou Amum
March 2015
This Project remains on hold due to the destruction in Malakal during the civil war destroyed much of this Project.
Final Evaluation reports have now been completed for the PNG Vocational Training Project. This Project provided Vocational Training to students in Construction, Brickmaking, Pre School Teaching, First Aid and Preventative Health care.
Sustainable Development Goal: 4. Quality Education
Partnering with Bethel Centre, Port Moresby PNG who are implementing this project.
We partnered with Mt. Zion Christian Centre in Philippines to help provide relief kits to 350 families who survived the Super Typhoon that struck land on 1st November. Each kit costs $40AUD and provided emergency food and non-food aid. In total, we sent $5,000AUD. A massive thank you to everyone who so generously donated.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with Mt. Zion Christian Centre who implemented this project.
We partnered twice with CRC Sigatoka to provide Food Aid relief to families struggling due to the Pandemic and Government Restrictions in Fiji at the moment. There is a growing need for food relief to many families unable to work. The majority of the workers in the area are usually employed by the Hotels and Resorts along the Coral Coast. Tourism has been hit very hard by the Pandemic. The Farmers in the area have also been impacted as the Resorts were their main customers.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with CRC Sigatoka who implemented this project.
We are partnering with the Pr Barry Silverback in providing Food Aid relief to their communities in West Bengal, Assam, Manipur & Naga Land in India – who were negatively impacted by the global pandemic.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
2022 Food Distribution Report India
2022 Dec Food Distribution Report India
We are partnering with the Bor Community in providing disaster relief to their communities in South Sudan – who were impacted by the widespread flooding due to heavy seasonal rainfall.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with the Bor community who implemented this project.
We are partnering with the Collo Community in Victoria in providing disaster relief to their communities in South Sudan – who were impacted by the widespread flooding due to heavy seasonal rainfall.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with Collo Community in Victoria who implemented this project.
Photos to follow…
We partnered with Salama Churches in providing food aid relief to their communities in Juba, South Sudan – who were impacted by the widespread famine and food shortage.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with Salama Churches who implemented this project.
We partnered with Salama Churches to provide clothing and shoes to 100 children living in the Kaya Refugee Camp. The majority of these children are orphaned and have no-one to provide for them.
Sustainable Development Goal: 1. End Poverty
Partnering with Salama Churches who implemented this project.
Sustainable Dev Goal: 3. Good Health & Well-being
Provided Trauma Counselling Program to assist those who survived or lost loved ones in the 2019 Easter Terror attacks in SRI LANKA (Partnering with Kingston City Church & Zion Church)
Sustainable Development Goal: 4. Quality Education
Partnering with CRC Missions International & CRC Churches in Fiji who are implementing this project.
Sustainable Development Goal: 3. Good Health and Well-being
Partnering with Kingston City Church & Zion Church who are implementing this project.
In 2017, we assisted refugees flooding in to Turkey from Iraq, Iran and Syria by holding a fundraising lunch for School supplies for the Syrian children living in these refugee communities. Dan Parker made these arrangements whilst he was in Turkey in July 2017.
In 2019, we are sponsored two feeding programs for the families of the children attending the refugee school. Board Member Dan Parker made these arrangements while he was in Turkey in September 2019.
Sustainable Development Goal: 2. Zero hunger
Partnering with Kingston City Church who are implementing this project.