The Vanuatu Government declared a state of emergency for the island of Ambae in mid-April 2018 as volcanic ash was again spewing ash and smoke into the air.
The volcanic activity has been causing acid rain and potentially making the island uninhabitabl...
As part of Common Grace's Lenten 2018 reflection series, our CEO, Bob Mitchell, explored how, when we turn to God, and put our trust in him, his grace makes us pure and we are invited into a new way of relating with God.
Throughout Scripture we see God reveal...
Anglican Overseas Aid has welcomed the recognition of its Board Chair, Associate Professor Julian Rait, in the Australia Day Honours List for 2018.
Associate Professor Rait, who has been on the Board of Anglican Overseas Aid since 2012 and been Chair since ...
Florence Nderitu is a proud mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
She has also worked with the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK), the Diocese of Mount Kenya West, for 17 years. She knows a thing or two about serving people. She is currently the Project C...
A delegation linked to our work in Kenya recently visited Melbourne. They included people from our partner, the Anglican Church of Kenya, as well as from the Kenyan Ministry of Health. We also took the opportunity to enable the visitors to attend St Jude’s Ang...
First impressions may be that this looks like a tropical paradise - blue skies and blue water. Taken on the island of Ambae in the Penama Province of Vanuatu, that is what you are seeing, except you aren’t.
According to Fr. Willie Ben Tabi, the manager of T...
In November 2017 we were pleased to hold our AGM at St John’s Anglican Church in Camberwell. About 60 people gathered for the occasion, starting with a service in the church led by Revd Canon Dr Ray Cleary. After the formal proceedings, we adjourned to one of ...
Anglican Overseas Aid (AOA) and the Ahli Arab Hospital (AAH) are seeking an experienced evaluation consultant to lead the end-of-phase evaluation of the Women’s Health, Women’s Rights Project in Gaza, to be undertaken in May 2018.
You can find out more abou...
The Church Agencies Network Disaster Operations (CAN DO), of which Anglican Overseas Aid is a member, has welcomed the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s (DFAT) announcement of an additional $750,000 in funding for over 10,000 people displace...
As many of you will be aware, our wonderful Australia Africa Community Engagement Scheme (AACES) project in Ethiopia and Kenya ended last year. The final reports for the project are now available for you to download for free.
The reports show the impact of...
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