Hot lunch in Haiti: reducing hunger, enhancing learning
ACT members join forces to feed and improve learning for 8,000 students every day
ACT is an alliance of 125 churches and related organisations that work together in humanitarian assistance, advocacy and development.
The alliance works in 140 countries and mobilises US$1.6 billion annually in its work for a just world.
The alliance has over 33,000 people working for it globally.
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Pakistan: capitalising on recovery
A cash for work program has provided flood survivors with income to aid rebuilding efforts
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Survivors and volunteers forge ties in Japan: Part 1/3
Thousands of volunteers have mobilised for post-tsunami relief in Japan
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A drive for climate justice
Youth activists cross Africa gathering signatures to pressure COP17 delegates in Durban
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In south India, ACT aids victims of cyclone
ACT members are helping affected families in Tamil Nadu following the devastation wrought by Cyclone Thane
Telling the full story in Haiti
While the pace of rebuilding has been slow, the lives of thousands have been genuinely improved
Koinonia highlights importance of DRR training
As part of an ACT appeal, members are coordinating to help mitigate and respond to natural disasters
Spotlight on security at Dadaab
The BBC interviews an ACT member about safety concerns and strategy inside the refugee camp
Why we should still give to rich Brazil
Middle-income countries continue to need help, writes Christian Aid Director Loretta Minghella
Australians help youth in Dehli's slums
An innovate partnership aims to short circuit the cycle of poverty for young people in India
Hunger, DRR among top concerns for 2012
This article on the Church World Service website offers a preview of development and humanitarian challenges
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Where we work
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Every day, in 140 countries, ACT Alliance staff are working at the frontline: supporting survivors of disasters, wars and conflicts, training rural people in agricultural techniques, working to eradicate poverty, helping marginalised people be free of poverty and changing systems that are inequitable and unjust. Click on the map to see what we’re doing and where.