
Helping to fight famine in Kenya this Christmas
Anglican Overseas Aid’s partner in Kenya, the Anglican Church of Kenya, is helping to alleviate the suffering of communities as they encounter severe ongoing drought
Anglican Overseas Aid’s partner in Kenya, the Anglican Church of Kenya, is helping to alleviate the suffering of communities as they encounter severe ongoing drought
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
“The Emergency Action Alliance will be activated when the most serious natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies occur. I think the Australian community will appreciate agencies coming together in a spirit of co-operation in times like this, rather than inadvertently ‘competing’ with each other,” says Anglican Overseas Aid CEO The Rev’d Dr Bob Mitchell AM
Anglican Overseas Aid’s partner in Kenya, the Anglican Church of Kenya, is prioritising the protection of children who have suffered harassment and abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic
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
Anglican Overseas Aid (AOA) is taking on the challenge of COVID-19 in the countries where they work, helping local communities prepare, prevent and lessen the impacts of the coronavirus
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