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We are Christians collaborating for a world free of poverty and injustice.
Because every person matters.  Because every person is beloved by God and invited to a life that is whole and hopeful.
As an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia, we connect Australian people to God’s work in the wider world.

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Right now, we’re working with grassroots communities in 29 projects in 14 countries.

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Lent Event 2020 is coming!

Peace. Compassion. Security. They’re the building blocks of a world we all long to see, but how do we make it happen? In a world where extremism, intolerance and fear threaten to turn us inward, how do we build peace and beat poverty?

Lent Event 2020 takes us to the Indonesian province of Ambon, where our church partners are working with Christians and Muslims to overcome decades of suspicion and resentment after religious conflict in 1999 took 5,000 lives and left 70,000 people homeless.

Meet the people, watch video stories together, engage in Bible studies, raise funds for projects that show the future of God’s people alive and at work in the world.

Preview video series for Lent Event 2020 here

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Our Stories

Bread for the Road | Lent Event 2020

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News
February 24, 2020

Bread for the Road: inspiration and encouragement for Lent, direct to your inbox [Read More]

Pray for Peace in South Sudan

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News, Peacebuilding and Trauma Healing (South Sudan), Project Updates
February 17, 2020

The Presbyterian Church of South Sudan (PCOSS) has requested partners to pray with them as an important deadline for the peace process approaches. February 22 marks the deadline for the formation of South Sudan’s ‘Transitional Government of National Unity’, designed to unite president [Read More]

Submission to the new International Development Policy

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News
February 13, 2020

The Uniting Church in Australia (UCA) has made a submission to the new International Development Policy currently under review by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). The review was announced in December 2019 and invited members of the public and international development community to [Read More]

Lent Event 2020 is coming!

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News
December 19, 2019

Peace. Compassion. Security. They’re the building blocks of a world we all long to see, but how do we make it happen? In a world where extremism, intolerance and fear threaten to turn us inward, how do we build peace and beat poverty? Lent Event 2020 takes us... [Read More]

Send Christmas e-cards that fight poverty

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Blogs
December 19, 2019

Each year we release new Christmas card designs that support the work of our overseas partners fighting poverty and building hope in their communities. Run out of time to send physical cards? You can also email them! Sending our Christmas cards to your friends, family and loved ones... [Read More]

2019 Annual Report

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News
December 18, 2019

We are thrilled to report that through our programs, our partners reached 202,305 men, women and children last year with tangible benefits. Educating women and girls, lifting families out of poverty through small business, access to nutrition, healthcare and education, preventing trafficking all ar [Read More]

Reaching Out in Disaster

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News
December 18, 2019

As fires burn throughout Australia and flooding takes the lives, homes and livelihoods of people all over Europe, Africa and the Pacific, we’re reminded again of our deep vulnerability. We’re grateful to our Uniting Church ministers and partners in places where people cling to hope by a thread.. [Read More]

Update from South Sudan

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News, Peacebuilding and Trauma Healing (South Sudan), Project Updates
December 18, 2019

Jane Kennedy, Associate Director, has recently returned from visiting our partners in South Sudan, where we help facilitate trauma healing and peacebuilding projects. Jane writes: “Peter Gai is the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of South Sudan. Until recently, he was also the Chair of the So [Read More]

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