Disaster Response (9)
- Kumarang Emergency Response–ADRA Philippines
- ADRA Supports Earthquake‑Hit Families in Mandalay and Sagaing
- ADRA Distributes Emergency Items to Türkiye/Syria Earthquake Survivors
- Türkiye and Syria Earthquake: ADRA Mobilizes to Aid Thousands of Victims
- Rodefel’s Story: A Typhoon Rai Survivor
- ADRA Launches Emergency Operations to Help Victims in Pakistan
- ADRA Mobilizes Aid for Earthquake Victims in the Philippines
- Earthquake-Affected Maize Farmer Recovers Livelihood
- Livelihood Recovery in Sigi, Central Sulawesi
Livelihood Support (13)
- More Than a Farmer: A Village Leader in Action
- She Grew Corn. ADRA Helped Her Grow Hope
- One Donut at a Time: Ulfa’s Business Breakthrough
- She Changed One Thing — Her Whole Farm Changed
- Growing a Families Future: Maria’s Story
- Organic Kitchen Gardens in India
- Vegetable Garden Profits Bridge Income Gaps in Cambodia
- Selling Fish for a Living in Sri Lanka
- Horticulture & Chicken Production for Nutrition
- Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Interventions in India
- One Mom, Two Kids, and a Whole New Life
- He Stopped Drinking — What Followed Was Beautiful
- One Woman’s Voice, A Village Transformed
Education & Youth Empowerment (7)
- Learning, Leading, Leveling Up
- Teaching Without a Classroom: Gunasundari’s Journey
- The Cycle of Education
- Basic Education Services in Thailand
- Beyond the Slum: Nisha’s Journey
- CSCDP Project: Changing the Lives of Slum Children
- Girl from the Slums Helps Others Access Primary Education
- An Excited and Happy Mum
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) (3)
Health & Nutrition (5)
Migration, Statelessness & Identity (1)
Women, Family, and Social Empowerment (7)
- Ginger, Coconut & Growth: ADRA’s Impact in Rural Timor-Leste
- Lessons of a Mother
- One Mom, Two Kids, and a Whole New Life
- HEROS as Change Agents in the Tea Communities
- One Woman’s Voice, A Village Transformed
- He Stopped Drinking — What Followed Was Beautiful
- She Changed One Thing — Her Whole Farm Changed
Leadership, Strategy & Regional Events (6)
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.
She Grew Corn. ADRA Helped Her Grow Hope
Hasna had always grown corn. But when poor harvests and disaster nearly broke her spirit, she found more than training—she found resilience. ADRA Indonesia’s farmer field school taught her how to rebuild. Her yield grew. Her hope grew. Her gratitude? Overflowing. This story deserves your time.
One Woman’s Voice, A Village Transformed
Ngon Simom, a police officer and mother of three, is helping lead change in her village through ADRA Cambodia’s TOGETHER Project. From gaining confidence to raising awareness about violence and drug use, she’s proving that empowered women can shape safer, stronger communities—one conversation and one commitment at a time.
He Stopped Drinking — What Followed Was Beautiful
For years, Bon Bo’s drinking tore his family apart. But after joining an awareness campaign led by ADRA Cambodia, he chose sobriety. Today, his home is filled with peace, respect, and love. This is the story of a father’s transformation—and a family’s journey back to wholeness.
One Donut at a Time: Ulfa’s Business Breakthrough
Ulfa Inang, a mother of two from Central Sulawesi, turned a struggling home bakery into a growing donut business after joining ADRA Indonesia’s REAF II training. With better techniques and boosted confidence, she now sells more, earns more, and dreams bigger — showing how small changes can lead to lasting impact.
She Changed One Thing — Her Whole Farm Changed
Rosnawati, a farmer from Omu Village, had spent years planting corn the traditional way — relying on routine and hope. But low harvests and growing frustration led her to ADRA Indonesia’s REAF II program. After just one training and a few simple changes, her farm began to transform.