provide a new beginning of hope which genuinely empowers and restores once-thriving Christian communities in Iraq. Iraq’s diverse and historic Christian communities have been catastrophically reduced in number since 2003. Once numbered at over 1 million twenty years ago, they now stand at less than 164,000, enduring homelessness and injustice as a result of conflict and the ISIS genocide.
We collaborate with local partners to identify household breadwinners whose livelihoods have been impacted because of the pressures faced by Christians. Together we equip them with the tools need to restore a sustainable livelihood, allowing them to successfully provide for their families.
We work alongside community leaders to provide resilience building programs which strengthens and scales on the ground innovation, whether that be through the development of community centers, youth education support, and cultural heritage preservation.
We convene programs that restore social cohesion following the ISIS genocide, building community and empowering each individual to have a tangible future in Iraq. These programs address where most needed for each community, and are built with significant input from locals.
