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“Since 2007, the people of Gaza have had their land, sea and air illegally blockaded by Israel. The blockade constrains the movement of Palestinians outside of Gaza, impeding their access to basic necessities like healthcare. Additionally, unemployment sits at more than 40 percent, electricity is only available for about six hours per day, and 95 percent of the water is undrinkable,” says Nils von Kalm
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Anglican Overseas Aid’s (AOA) partner in Gaza, the Ahli Arab Hospital, is prioritising the health of women, like Amal, who often feel like they are living in darkness
Anglican Overseas Aid’s (AOA) partner in Mozambique, the Missionary Diocese of Nampula, is supporting thousands of people forced from their homes as a result of civil and military conflict in the north of the country
The story of Jesus’ mother Mary, who became pregnant at a young age and faced potential stoning, while very different in context, resonates with Anglican Overseas Aid’s (AOA) work in Kenya, where they partner with the Anglican Church of Kenya to protect the rights of women and children
Find out how Anglican Overseas Aid is helping grassroots Anglican churches fight COVID-19 in Kenya and Mozambique
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