We’re motivated by putting the love of God into action to help people who need it the most.
Working with and on behalf of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia, we support a range of partners to carry out Christian mission, development and humanitarian aid.
Our work lets us collaborate with a range of agencies both in Aotearoa New Zealand and all over the world.
Working to provide nutrition outcomes to the children and families in Kabarole District, Uganda
View moreWorking in Yalava, Waidradra, and Nadawa informal settlements to improve resilience and wellbeing
View moreWith your support, together we’ve made an impact on some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. Here are some stats that we’re incredibly proud of.
Tongans helped after
tsunami and eruption
Patients supported
in Palestine
Households supported in
Sri Lanka after Cyclone Ditwah
Now with access
to safe water
Anglican World Aid Aotearoa (AWA Aotearoa) is Anglican Missions’ aid, development and humanitarian response branch. All aid-related projects undertaken and supported by Anglican Missions will be managed by AWA Aotearoa.
AWA also provides support and advice to individuals, parishes and communities wanting to establish or are currently carrying aid, development or humanitarian projects. AWA operates in line with international best practices and the Council for International Development’s code of conduct.
Your time and skills are invaluable to the work that we do – whatever you have to bring is exactly what we need – there’s a place for you at Anglican Missions!
There are so many ways to get involved – that could look like volunteering, fundraising or advocating.
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