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For many families in Yellowknife, the rising cost of groceries can make putting healthy food on the table a challenge. The support of generous donations has helped the Community Planter Box Project in cultivating more than just vegetables – it’s growing hope and resilience in our community.
In the border regions of Thailand, young women face heightened risks of violence and danger. Since their 2004 launch, the Keep Girls Safe Project empowers schools and communities to combat human trafficking, child exploitation, and abuse.
In Kenya, the TOGETHER Project continues its work in villages across the region, bringing support to families like Longole’s. Her daughter, Regina, shares her story, showing the impact of education and opportunities.
Maria Gorodova, a dedicated psychologist at ADRA Ukraine, is making a significant impact on the lives of children and adults in Bucha City of the Kyiv Region.
Run Sopheak lives in a small farming community in Cambodia, she and her husband worked tirelessly to provide for their two children. At just 24 years old, Sopheak had trouble navigating life with her young family. She described her husband as often being negligent, dismissive, and cold towards her – rarely, if ever, listening to […]
Irene, a mother of seven, has lived in the quiet coastal barangay of Topgown, in the Philippines, for over three decades.
The Bags of Love ministry, a heartwarming initiative led by Brian and Gwen Sweeney in North Sydney, Nova Scotia, has been bringing comfort to children in need for more than a decade. Started in 2014, with a grant from ADRA and generous donations from their local church and community, this project has touched the lives of countless children, providing them with essential items and a sense of love and care.
As a young man, Adrianne did not know or understand much about the menstrual cycle, or the particular needs girls and women have every month. The topic on menstruation can be taboo, leaving young people ill-informed and girls and women with a sense of shame.
Namoit’s journey began in Turkana, a region of breathtaking natural beauty marred by conflict. Born into a nomadic family, she experienced firsthand the challenges of living in a volatile area. Despite the hardships, there was a sense of community and abundance, with her father’s herds providing sustenance and connection.
Through the TOGETHER project, ADRA is coming alongside women in the Philippines to help them find ways to build their economic resilience. TOGETHER works with women to pull their families out of the corner where they must choose between essential needs. Most significantly, TOGETHER is helping women reach the point where they no longer need to sacrifice the healthcare they need in order to meet their family’s needs.
In instances where donations exceed the project’s requirements or when local conditions impede program implementation, ADRA Canada will reallocate the funds to similar activities to assist those in greatest need.
