The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen is continuing to worsen. Families across the nation of 17.1 million people are facing devastating levels of hunger. Among them, 2.3 million children under five are suffering from severe malnutrition and are in dire need of help.
Resilient leaders like Phay Tieng are transforming their communities in Preah Vihear province. Imagine a young girl forced to leave school in grade 9 to help her mother support the family—this was Phay Tieng’s reality. Raised without a father, she watched her mother sacrifice everything just to keep food on the table, yet Phay Tieng never surrendered her dreams of a brighter future.
Imagine losing everything you own overnight—your home, your clothes, your sense of safety. That was Sarah and her partner’s reality as flames tore through their community. It is because of generous donors that families swept up in Alberta’s devastating wildfires have found a lifeline when they needed it most.
As conflict surged across Syria and southern Lebanon in late 2024, families already living on the edge were pushed into deeper crisis. Over 100,000 people were newly displaced in Syria following a dramatic shift in power, while 74,000 fled violence in southern Lebanon—many crossing borders in search of safety.
At 31 years old, Anthony’s story is one of profound transformation—a powerful testament to the impact of compassion, community, and the right support at the right time. Once consumed by addiction, shame, and the burden of unhealed wounds, Anthony struggled with his identity, mental health, and trust within his own family. But today, thanks to the New Life Neighbourhood Centre’s Productivity HUB, funded by supporters, he stands tall as a college student, a leader, and a beacon of hope for others on their recovery journeys.
In the heart of Northern Thailand, where poverty and inequality still cast long shadows, the Keep Girls Safe (KGS) shelter stands as a beacon of hope. Thanks to generous donations, girls at risk of exploitation and neglect are finding safety, opportunity, and a chance to reclaim their future.
In the heart of Mozambique’s Chimanimani landscape, communities are facing increasing pressure from climate change, environmental degradation, and limited economic opportunities. With support from donors, the Micaia Foundation, and the Canadian Foodgrains Bank through the Nature+ project, families are gaining access to sustainable, climate-resilient livelihoods that protect the environment and build long-term resilience.
The long-standing stereotype of Canada as a cold country is melting away more quickly than many would have thought.
On Thursday, May 29, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced a 30-day province-wide state of emergency as 17,000 people were forced to flee from their homes. The fires were precipitated by dry, hot conditions throughout the province – the forested areas, a tinderbox waiting to ignite. Homes, cherished memories, and even lives are at risk.
When a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28 of this year, ADRA was quick to act – thanks to the strength of our network, our partnerships, and our supporters.
The TOGETHER Project continues to transform lives across the world, and this impact wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of donors.
