Current strategic lines of action include Health, Emergencies and Disasters, Livelihoods, Education and Food Security. The organization’s trajectory and capacity in the country has allowed it to participate and lead some humanitarian coordination scenarios and join the United Nations Humanitarian Country Team.

Since 2018, ADRA has provided uninterrupted humanitarian response to migrant and host populations in the country, which has allowed it to consolidate to date, in sectors such as Health, 126,548 comprehensive medical services and in sectors such as Food Security, 25,208 meals prepared for population in transit or “caminantes” (walking migrants). Humanitarian services have also been provided uninterruptedly in Necoclí, Antioquia, since 2021, in the setting of the transcontinental migratory crisis suffered there, where thousands of migrants daily seek to cross the Darién jungle, an obligatory route to reach their end-destination: the United States. There, 2,283 people have benefited from cash transfers and 8,020 people have benefited from Protection services. In addition, ADRA Colombia has worked throughout the country with social intervention projects and programs based on the premises of Justice, Compassion and Love that have sought to dignify the lives of the most vulnerable populations in the country: children and adolescents, pregnant women, people with disabilities, communities affected by emergencies and/or disasters, and indigenous communities.