Anglican Missions works in vulnerable communities to improve the health of individuals and their wellbeing as a whole. We sometimes do this through our work in health facilities, where we facilitate infrastructure repairs or upskilling workshops. Other times, we improve wellbeing through public health education programs, improved safe water, and nutritious food harvesting practices. Many of the projects under our Health and Wellbeing programme also involve food and water interventions, as these practices are intertwined.

Partner with us in our work toward healthier communities through your support to the Health and Wellbeing programme. 

In other vulnerable communities, any existing local health centres consistently face degrading infrastructure and shortages in supplies. In these communities, we focus on ensuring that there is access to safe water, regular electricity, and needed medical supplies. Though Anglican Missions is not innately a health aid agency, we have found that improving health-related infrastructure and focusing on community education and capacity are effective ways for us to make a positive difference in the wellbeing of the communities we serve in.