Our Impact | ADRA

Our work touches millions of lives in more than 130 countries and across 9 crucial impact areas. ADRA’s hardworking network of almost 6,000 people actively implement region-appropriate solutions for positive and sustainable change where it is needed most.

Featured Initiative

CLEAN WATER CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING

Eight of Mao’s children died due to the effects of unsafe water. We're not okay with that.

Your gift will ensure that others like Mao don't have to bury their children because of the water they drink.

Donor Offices

Local Offices

Social Justice

Advocating for the integration of marginalized population into mainstream society and for the advancement of existing infrastructure.

Disaster Response

Delivering immediate emergency relief and ongoing support for the recovery and development of hard hit areas.

Economic Growth

Promoting economic growth through vocational skill training, access to markets, secure credit lines, and income management education.

Children

Protecting vulnerable children through nutrition, protection, and educational support programs.

Gender Equity

Empowering women, girls, and family members through education, targeted training, and empowering them with the tools to support their families.

Community Health

Shifting health behaviors, improving the quality of health resources, and ensuring access to community health services.

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene

Ensuring access to safe water, hygienic sanitation facilities, and educating families and communities on hygiene practices that are vital to good health.

Hunger & Nutrition

Food for Their Future

Livelihoods & Agriculture

Ensuring long-term food security and income generation through sustainable agricultural practices, livestock management, and improvements to fundamental infrastructure.

Here & There Blog

Feb 04

A Renaissance Man Looking for a New Beginning

Venezuelan Migrant Beneficiary Turned ADRA Employee Carlos is truly a renaissance man. In his native Venezuela, Carlos studied and graduated from university with a degree in communication, worked as a tailor, volunteered as a sign language interpreter, and formed part of a cultural dance group. Carlos led an active life alongside his parents and siblings. His …

Jan 07

ADRA’s School Lunch Project: Saholy’s Story

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Hunger & Nutrition

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