At Anglican Missions, we work with communities through what we call “projects.” These projects fall under one of our four Core Programmes. They are designed to meet specific goals within a specific period of time. However, for us, projects don’t just last the duration of their timeframe; instead, they are a way to deepen relationships with existing partners, form new relationships, and enhance local capacity and resilience.
Our projects are scoped in lots of different ways, and they arrive at Anglican Missions through many different avenues. Many of our projects come through our Anglican church networks – Parishes, Mission Partners (through NZCMS), or international connections and their associated needs (clergy, friends, associates, etc.). The Anglican Church is a worldwide movement, and so we do our best to stay connected to the needs of the church, both in our Province and internationally.
Projects are scoped and measured against the Five Marks of Mission, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Te Ara Hou (our strategic plan), and the needs and requirements of our partners and local communities. Goals are matched to financial or material outcomes (such as the amount of money raised or the number of supplies delivered). Through our projects, we always seek to adhere to the humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence.
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