Anglicans hope Al-Ahli hospital funds will save lives in Gaza
St Stephen’s and St Mary’s parishioners hope to help save lives at Gaza’s Al-Ahli Arab Hospital.
Sick, children, carers need more help after earthquake: Aid agencies
As the effects of the Moroccan earthquake continue, the most vulnerable must not be forgotten, aid groups say.
Australia to hit historic low in overseas aid generosity
The budget promises $117 million more for overseas aid, but it’s still peanuts compared to how much other wealthy countries give.
Millions more face starvation as battle rages in Sudan
Civil war in Sudan is exacerbating an unprecedented hunger crisis.
Earthquake emergency relief efforts focusing on shelter, warmth and food: Open Doors
“In situations of this scale, it’s prayer and a generous financial response that will make the difference,” Anglican Overseas Aid executive director Jo Knight said.
Famine, oppression loom large as international community focuses elsewhere
A humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding across parts of Africa and Asia.
Anglican efforts in Africa weakened by Ukraine crisis
Aid initiatives are being threatened as the Ukraine crisis drives further shortages in African nations.
Why ‘Western baggage’ is coming under the microscope in mission training
Western gospel workers are increasingly being asked to rethink their world view they work in other cultures.
Aid needed to supply food, goods, advocacy to fleeing Ukrainians
ANGLICANS hope to support the people of Ukraine as Russian forces invade the country, leaving tens of thousands, displaced, wounded or dead.
New AOA chief looks to young to carry on relief and development work
The new leader of Melbourne-based Anglican Overseas Aid, Ms Jo Knight, said a priority for her time as CEO would be to engage younger generations in its work to sustain long-term partnerships and respond to issues such as climate change that could not be left to future generations.