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Tropical Cyclone Yasa leaves devastation in Fiji – please help

Tropical Cyclone Yasa leaves devastation in Fiji – please help
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On Thursday 17th December, Category 5 Tropical Cyclone (TC) Yasa made landfall in Fiji, bringing with it gusts of up to 350 kmph and lashing rain. The winds flattened trees and crops, damaged and destroyed houses, and the rain has left severe flooding, which i...
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Sinakho Safe Community, South Africa

Sinakho Safe Community, South Africa
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The Sinakho Safe Community Network program is implemented by the Department of Social Responsibility (DSR), in the Anglican Church’s Grahamstown Diocese in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Anglican Overseas Aid has been partnering with DSR since 1999 to promo...
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COVID-19: A pandemic that has exacerbated existing vulnerabilities for young girls in Kenya.

COVID-19: A pandemic that has exacerbated existing vulnerabilities for young girls in Kenya.
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Around the world, schooling has been disrupted for months; social distancing has caused classrooms to go online, with students studying from home. For some, learning has gone digital, throwing families into relative chaos. But what happens when you have li...
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Conflict forces thousands to flee Cabo Del Gado, Mozambique

Conflict forces thousands to flee Cabo Del Gado, Mozambique
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Violence has been escalating in the north of Cabo Delgado province in Mozambique, a situation which has seen thousands fleeing for their lives. They are now refugees in their own country, heading south seeking safety and shelter. Communities are hosting the re...
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2020 Advent Reflection

2020 Advent Reflection
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Our 2020 Advent Reflections are available!  Advent is a festive time that helps us reflect more deeply on the choices and practices that sustain us in life. The theme we have chosen for this year’s Advent reflection booklet is ‘A Christmas Menu’. As ...
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Essential women’s health services continue in Gaza despite COVID-19

Essential women’s health services continue in Gaza despite COVID-19
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Our partner in Gaza, the Ahli Arab Hospital (AAH), continues to run the Women’s Health and Wellbeing Program through the pandemic. Shutdowns temporarily closed the program during March, however they were able to reopen a month later with increased precautions ...
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18 Months After Cyclones Idai and Kenneth

18 Months After Cyclones Idai and Kenneth
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Thanks to your support through Anglican Overseas Aid’s Rapid Response Emergency Fund, our partner in Mozambique, the Missionary Diocese of Nampula, was able to help many in the aftermath of consecutive cyclones in the coastal African country in 2019. In...
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COVID-19: Kenya and Mozambique work update

COVID-19: Kenya and Mozambique work update
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COVID-19: the transition and the new normal. Recently we had an update from our partners in Kenya and Mozambique. They told us of how the pandemic has impacted them and the people they serve. Importantly, they told us how their work is continuing to help th...
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Speaking up: Empowering the vulnerable in a crisis.

Speaking up: Empowering the vulnerable in a crisis.
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Sometimes it is hard to speak up when something is wrong. It is even harder when there has been a disaster, and when you are already experiencing vulnerability in your community. We have been working with our partner, the Anglican Church of Melanesia, to reduc...
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Swept away: food and the burden of flooding in the Solomon Islands

Swept away: food and the burden of flooding in the Solomon Islands
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The province of Guadalcanal, the second largest island in the Solomon Islands and home of it's capital, Honiara, plays an essential role in growing enough food to feed the nation's people. So, when Tropical Cyclone Harold brought with it devastating floods in ...
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Beirut, Lebanon explosion – sending emergency assistance

Beirut, Lebanon explosion – sending emergency assistance
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A catastrophic explosion and subsequent shockwave rocked Beirut, Lebanon on the 4th August, leaving the city's only port devastated, thousands of buildings damaged and 85 percent of the country's grain destroyed. The explosion killed more than 135 people, inju...
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Disability in times of disaster – ensuring those most vulnerable aren’t left behind.

Disability in times of disaster – ensuring those most vulnerable aren’t left behind.
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Living with a disability is challenging. In remote and rural settings in Vanuatu, these challenges are compounded by the dangers that come with the threat of natural disasters, like Tropical Cyclone Harold that hit earlier this year. This is how the Anglican C...
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Towards Abundant Life Program, Mozambique

Towards Abundant Life Program, Mozambique
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The Towards Abundant Life Program is implemented by the Diocese Missionaria de Nampula in Mozambique. The project has been running since 2011, funded through the Australian Government’s Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) as well as from donations in Aus...
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Communities in Mozambique all set for the next phase of change

Communities in Mozambique all set for the next phase of change
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Health and wellbeing is still a focus of our Towards Abundant Life program in Mozambique. Anglican Overseas Aid has been working with the Anglican Church in Nampula and Cabo Del Gado provinces in Mozambique since 2011. The work has been focused on commu...
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Bridging the gender gap in the Solomon Islands

Bridging the gender gap in the Solomon Islands
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Earlier this year, Belinda Lauria, our Solomon Islands Project Manager, Quality and Compliance, visited the Solomon Islands. Here she shares why this program is so special. In March, (just before the COVID-19 travel restrictions were put in place!) I vi...
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COVID-19: Our partners and our work

COVID-19: Our partners and our work
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How is COVID-19 affecting the countries we work in? Though most of us would say our lives have been considerably impacted in some way, we know that global catastrophes such as COVID-19 hit the poor in developing countries hardest. Many of the world’s po...
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Responding to TC Harold – Supporting the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu

Responding to TC Harold – Supporting the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu
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After Category 5 Cyclone Harold battered the Pacific in the lead up to Easter this year, people in the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu have been faced with the dual challenge of responding to the threat of COVID-19 and recovering from another environmental disaste...
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Teachers a vital safeguard in early detection of child trauma

Teachers a vital safeguard in early detection of child trauma
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Teachers trained in child counselling through our partner, Anglican Church of Kenya, Mount Kenya West Diocese (ACK), are unique guardians of child rights in rural Kenya. In communities where we work in Nyeri County, poverty leads to many family problems...
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Pacific nations suffer as cyclone hits during COVID-19 concerns

Pacific nations suffer as cyclone hits during COVID-19 concerns
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Tropical Cyclone Harold impacted the Pacific island nation of Solomon Islands as it passed by as a Category 1 storm on April 2 2020, before making landfall and devastating the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu as a stronger Category 5 storm on April 6. W...
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Healing Mind and Body in Gaza

Healing Mind and Body in Gaza
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Living in a conflict zone is filled with uncertainty, restrictions and worry. When you are facing a life threatening and socially isolating illness as well, the emotional stress can be overwhelming. Our program in Gaza is helping to bring back hope to the live...
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