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In rural Sri Lanka, families struggle with water, farming, and income. Through our Life-Giving Water & Strengthened Livelihoods project — supported by the NZ Government — every $1 you give is TRIPLED, bringing safe water, stronger harvests, and lasting opportunities for families.

For years we’ve partnered with Chab Dai to provide legal advocacy for survivors of trafficking and abuse. Now we’re adding emergency aid, trauma care, and vocational training — because justice alone is not enough. Read how Samnang’s story shows why.

Through International Needs’ Pastor Sponsorship Programme, everyday New Zealanders partner with local leaders like Pastor Tayo in Papua New Guinea. With support and resources, these pastors spread the Gospel, disciple communities, and make a lasting impact in their nations.

In Dhaka, children like Munni face hunger, danger, and life on the streets. At BDIC and KDIC, they find safety, healing, and hope—gaining education, care, and sometimes even the chance to return home to loving families.

After the 2015 earthquake left her family in crisis, Arju’s life began to change through sponsorship. From a struggling schoolgirl to an aspiring IT student, she now dreams of a better future—and just needs someone to walk with her into the next chapter.

In Kathmandu, 12 women recently graduated from Lydia’s Advanced Tailoring Training, mastering sewing, leadership, and life skills. With new businesses ahead, inspiring alumni like Asha, and a fresh cohort beginning, Lydia is stitching strength, dignity, and hope for Nepal’s women.

The Fiji Moms Project is transforming lives in Fiji’s settlements through training, mentoring, and market opportunities. Over 90 women have gained skills in sewing, baking, and business, launching small enterprises and restoring dignity, independence, and hope for their families’ futures.

Take a look at our May Quiz Night! Around 90 people came together for fun, fundraising, and fellowship, raising $8,800 for Chab Dai. Discover how ambassadors like Helen make a real difference—and how you can too.

In Savar, Bangladesh, mothers and children often struggle to access healthcare. Through the Savar Mother & Child Healthcare Project, families receive treatment, medicines, vaccinations, and health education—bringing hope, preventing disease, and building healthier futures where it’s needed most.