Learning, Leading, Leveling Up
ADRA Bangladesh’s recent staff training wasn’t just another workshop—it was a spark for real growth. Educators from CSCDP and TCEP gathered for two days of hands-on learning, creative teaching strategies, and renewed purpose. Together, they’re building classrooms where compassion leads, and every child gets a chance to thrive.
Teaching Without a Classroom: Gunasundari’s Journey
She wasn’t hired. She wasn’t paid. But Gunasundari kept showing up—visiting homes, convincing parents, feeding hungry kids, and teaching under a tree. With ADRA India by her side, she turned rejection into resilience and helped 45 children rediscover education. You’ll want to read how it happened.
ADRA Asia’s ERT Training and SIMEX 2024
Kathmandu, Nepal, hosted ADRA Asia’s 10-day Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training and Simulation Exercise (SIMEX), uniting participants from across the region to strengthen disaster preparedness through hands-on learning, collaboration, and skill-building.
CSCDP Project: Changing the Lives of Slum Children
During the 2010s and early 2020s, Bangladesh experienced strong urban economic growth, a reduction in poverty rates, and rapid growth in primary school enrolments.
Girl from the Slums Helps Others Access Primary Education
“I want to be a teacher, and I’ll help the deprived slum kids so they can obtain a primary education too” ~ Sumaiya
ADRAs Birds and Bees Project to Help Children in India Make Smart Choices about Health and Life Skills
Bike Rally coordinated to push awareness about youth educational program
Adventist Church and ADRA Gear into Second Phase of Global Education Campaign
SlLVER SPRING, MD (October 13, 2020) – The Seventh-day Adventist Church and its global humanitarian arm, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), today announced the second phase of the Every Child. Everywhere. In School. campaign during this year’s global church leadership meetings.
Bhagwati’s Story
In a small hillside village in western Nepal, Bhagwati kneels beside the fire and warms her hands in front of red-hot coals.
Bopha Sun’s Story
In Cambodia when Bopha Sun was just 10 years old, her mother fell ill so she was forced out of school and worked on her parents’ farm.