The organization has impacted over 22 million people in the last six years through more than 202 projects, funded by donors and facilitated by the ADRA network. In 2023, 2.8 million of the most vulnerable individuals in eight of the twenty-six DRC provinces affected by crisis were impacted by all deployed programs. ADRA in DRC implements four projects in the eastern zone, six in the western zone, and one in the southern zone.

In the health sector, ADRA DRC implements programs to enhance access to quality healthcare for displaced individuals, collaborating with qualified medical staff and other sectoral actors. Its Water, Hygiene, and Sanitation (WASH) interventions integrate with development and humanitarian aid programs, aiming to provide clean drinking water and sanitation infrastructure while promoting community ownership. Additionally, ADRA’s multisector interventions involve partnerships with local and international NGOs to tailor responses to the specific needs of vulnerable populations, focusing on areas facing food insecurity, malnutrition, refugee influxes, floods, and epidemics.

The organization’s strategy in food security and nutrition involves distributing aid to mitigate malnutrition, improving food situations, and supporting sustainable livelihoods. ADRA DRC’s recognized capacity in nutrition programs includes treating children suffering from malnutrition and implementing initiatives in collaboration with UNICEF (United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund), WFP (World Food Program), and CFGB (Canadian Foodgrains Bank. In addition, ADRA DRC engages in sustainable development initiatives, providing material and financial support for long-term improvements in living standards, health, knowledge, and professional skills for households and young people in collaboration with UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) and FAO (Food and Argicultural Organization).