Old Knowledge, New Climate Action
SHAPE CAR STRENGTHENS COMMUNITY RESLIENCE IN REWA By Maloni Siga | Programme Manager | SHAPE CAR Project | Fiji Along the Rewa River and across its low-lying delta communities, climate change is no longer a distant concern. Rising flood risks, coastal inundation, and changing environmental conditions are increasingly shaping everyday decisions, from what family’s eplant […]
Eleven Years of Faith and Service
“I began my journey simply wanting to serve, but along the way I discovered that when you give your life to helping others, you do not only change their lives, you allow their lives to change you.” – Norah Dick Every year, the world celebrates World Humanitarian Day on the 19th of August – and today […]
Sarmouen’s Bright Future
More than anything else, Sarmouen wants his boys to finish school. Like you and me, he understands that education is the key to a brighter future, and he was determined to give his children access to this better life he dreamed of. Sarmouen was filled with pride the first time he saw his eldest son […]
Ana’s Story
Ana was at home walking in the garden with her mother when she first found out about the Cyclone. She had been helping her mum plant some sweet potato and okra when a neighbour approached their house. An ADRA worker had told the community leader that a strong storm was approaching, and their emergency safety […]
Ra’s Search for his Dad
Ra is nine years old. He loves running, playing with his younger brother Satape, and going to school with his friends. Almost all his friends live on a farm, just like him, in rural Cambodia. His parents are farmers and earn money by selling their crops at the local food market. The money his parents […]
Leaving Kids Behind for a Better Life
Mau was faced with an incredibly difficult decision, to stay at home with his family and continue to struggle without work, or leave home in search of work
Food for Thought
We’re providing food packs for vulnerable kiwi families in response to COVID-19