Sustainability
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Jan-22-2025 | SustainabilityOASIS Breaks The Hunger Cycle in Remote Mindanao
In the conflict-scarred mountains of northern Mindanao, hunger is as much a part of the landscape as the wind and rain. Among the nomadic tribes scattered across these remote villages, children grow up familiar with the ache of empty stomachs. Their faces tell stories of malnutrition, their eyes reflecting the uncertainty of where their next
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Jan-23-2022 | SustainabilitySustainability Projects
Two of INfire’s church leaders in Myanmar know firsthand what it means to be at risk for child soldiering. They are actually both former child soldiers and graduates from INfire’s education programs. And they have built some amazing connections that will give the same opportunity to dozens of more children just like them.
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Jan-23-2022 | SustainabilityNew Southern Kamoo Rice Paddy
One of our Children’s Home (currently of 50 children) has been hit hard by the pandemic and the civil conflict in Myanmar. But we have an amazing opportunity to create better food security and sustainability for them by purchasing a 3.4 acre rice paddy!
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Dec-17-2021 | SustainabilityThe Power of a Bowl of Rice
Food security is the most basic, practical step in protecting children. When people have food, children are sold and traded much less.
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Sep-19-2021 | MJY StrategiesHope for a Better Future
It is a mistake to “wait till Jesus returns” to do anything about our world’s future now. Doing so would poorly reflect God’s true heart today. This is a time when a clearer picture of His heart is needed for the matriculation of our planet’s leadership in the new world order…
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Nov-23-2013 | Project-AK47DEVELOPING BETTER DISASTER RELIEF SYSTEMS IN THE PHILIPPINES
In the wake of Typhoon Haiyan (Hurricane Yolanda) many towns are desperately low on food and supplies and have inadequate shelter. Much of this has been caused by a slow reaction from the Philippine government and supplies getting delayed in warehouses.
There is little cooperation between NGO's, government entities, and independent people coming to assist. Because of this, it is easy for multiple relief organizations to end up working on top of each other and miss other locations completely. We are working hard to ensure that we are addressing the areas of greatest need and that our presence is a benefit to other relief groups.
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