Our partnership with the Mothers’ Union Savings with Education (SwE) Program addresses women’s financial and social needs, which directly impact children. Dialogue in the groups also focuses on improving the health of children under five.

We’ve implemented a water and sanitation program to reduce the frequency and severity of disease and promote improved household hygiene practices.

We work to promote savings groups that increase women’s access to financial resources, helping them support their families, improve nutrition and invest in their children’s future.

Each group also provides a space to discuss ways to prevent violence against women and children and to promote safer, healthier homes.

In Angola’s Anglican Diocese of Cristo Rei (Christ the King), we partner with local teams to help communities adapt to extreme weather, including droughts and floods.

By expanding Savings with Education groups to include smallholder farmers, we help families strengthen their livelihoods through crop production, livestock breeding and sustainable water management.

Our Results in 2024

9,017 people who participated in community-led climate resilience programs.

151 farmers trained in climate resilient practices.

135 gardens started.

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