Recent large disasters have hit in both Vanuatu and Rohingya resulting in the displacement of thousands of families.  Right now in Vanuatu, ADRA is providing emergency water and sanitation kits to families who have had to evacuate their… Read More

“I have nothing to feed my family,” Gedie says. She is a single mother of 8 children. As she sits inside her grass hut, she describes the urgency of her situation. Failed rains have caused her gardens to… Read More

More than 1,000 families have received food and hygiene kits in Fiji after distributions by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). Food packs containing rice, lentils, tuna, sugar and biscuits were given to 501 families in Ra… Read More

Auckland – Last week Cyclone Raquel bore down on the Solomon Islands. A cyclone in the south Pacific is nothing new, but the timing is – it’s the first to ever be recorded forming in winter. The organisers… Read More

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) has begun distributing emergency relief in the wake of destructive floods that have killed 19 and left 49,000 homeless in the Solomon Islands capital of Honiara. Entire riverside communities and bridges… Read More

      Yesterday the Water Purification Unit was installed at Dao, Capiz district! Every day from today we will be providing 15,000 Litres of drinkable water to the equivalent of 3,000 people every day.The community is overjoyed… Read More

      According to the latest statistics provided by the Philippines Department of Social Welfare and Development, over 13 million people have been affected by the recent Typhoon Haiyan. Over 1 million houses have been damaged and… Read More

    Millions of people are desperate for food, water, shelter, and emergency lights. Electric posts and telecommunication lines collapsed. Transportation and communication is very challenging. Debris and dead bodies are scattered everywhere and pose a public health… Read More

How to Help in a Disaster   The world becomes a very small place at times of disaster. When there’s an earthquake, tsunami, hurricane or flood, we respond as sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers, friends… We feel for the… Read More