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We help others to build back better.

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Sustainable, strength based and community driven.

Our team works towards sustainable outcomes through strength-based, community driven projects. Projects must be transformational and empowering in the communities we work in, and rely on the participation, inclusion, transparency and accountability of all stakeholders.

People wonder...

The international transfer goods, services or capital from a country or international aid organisation to a recipient country or its population.
Humanitarian relief generally helps people who are distressed, displaced or suffering, particularly in the aftermath of an emergency or natural disaster.

Economic relief generally works to develop and invest in infrastructure and business in order to make communities more economically resilient.

Healthcare development focusses on health and wellbeing outcomes for people and communities, particularly through the reduction of disease, infant mortality and quality of life improvements.
We approach our work from a community perspective. Projects must have sustainable outcomes for the people and communities they involve, so that when the initial project or relief phase is met, those people and communities can continue to thrive.
We do Aid & Development because it aligns with our Five Marks of Mission, our internal mission values. Specifically Tend (responding to human need through selfless service), Treasure (sustaining and safeguarding the life of the Earth) and Transform (transforming unjust structures of society).
When you donate to a project, your funds go to the provisioning of supplies, services and organisations that utilise the resources to do the work on the ground. We do detailed reporting on each project so that we remain transparent and open about how funds are being received and spent.

Why do international aid and development?

We help others to build back better.

Anglican Missions has projects and initiatives all across the world. Here are some that are on top for us.

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Aid & Development
House fire relief Ovalau, Fiji

Supporting projects that have a strong impact on communities at both a national and international level has been a great way to put love into...

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Aid & Development Projects
Water Security & Christian Care Centre

Fetching water in the Solomon Islands can be a gruelling and sometimes dangerous activity for the women and children responsible.

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Aid & Development Projects
St Luke’s Hospital

Covid-19 has hampered the financial resources of St Luke's Hospital in Nablus City, limiting capacity to deliver critical health services.

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Aid & Development Projects
Covid-19 Food Security

This project will ease pressure caused by Covid-19 and natural disasters by improving food security in Fiji’s most vulnerable communities.

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Aid & Development Projects
Water for All

Access to safe and sustainable water sources is an ongoing need for some of the most vulnerable communities in Fiji.

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Aid & Development Projects
Anglican Indigenous Network

Unity across the global Anglican Indigenous community ensure that spiritual and social development is grounded in indigenous values.

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Aid & Development Projects
Water For All

The provision of safe and continuous water supplies particularly for some poorer communities in Fiji is an ongoing need.

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Aid & Development News
Anglican Missions Joins Council of International Development

Anglican Missions is proud to announce that it has now joined the Council of International Development, also commonly referred to as CID.

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We provide Aid & Development around the world.

We’re helping people with practical aid and programmes all around the world.

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People with access to a toilet
in the Solomon Islands

People with access to
clean water

People vaccinated against
COVID-19

Cubic metres of supplies
in the Pacific