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)
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)
Tackling Statelessness: ADRA Thailand’s Impact Across Asia
Statelessness remains one of the most overlooked human rights issues globally. In the ADRA Asia region, countries like Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Thailand are home to over 2.1 million stateless individuals—nearly half of the world’s reported stateless population. Yet, the real numbers are likely much higher due to chronic underreporting.
ADRA Supports Earthquake-Hit Families in Mandalay and Sagaing
After a 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar, ADRA supported 474 families with cash assistance—helping them recover, rebuild, and meet urgent needs. Amid devastation, hope returned through compassion, community, and the power of direct support.
Clean Water Transforms Lives: ADRA’s Impact in Viqueque, Timor-Leste
In Uhacae, Timor-Leste, families endured exhausting daily walks to fetch clean water—a basic need out of reach for many. For Mana Merita, a 28-year-old mother with a disability, ADRA’s water project brought safety, dignity, and a future filled with hope.
A Brighter Future: How ADRA is Changing Lives in Cambodia
In Pursat, Cambodia, ADRA’s Best CHOICES project transformed Socheng’s family—turning daily struggles into strength through parenting support, hygiene education, nutrition, gender equality, and play-based learning. A story of hope and resilience.
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.
Beyond the Slum: Nisha’s Journey
Nisha is a 13-year-old girl living in the Chalantika slum. She attends Class V at the Islamia Government Primary School. Her life is a tapestry woven with threads of poverty, addiction and the unwavering love of a single mother.