END OF FINANCIAL YEAR GOAL: $70,000

We recently received news that a ministry was so impressed with our work that they offered us a grant for $115,000 for our trauma recovery work. However, the grant is matching, which means we must raise $115,000 before we can receive it.

We have already raised $45,000

Please consider how you can help us raise the remaining $70,000 by June 30!

UKRAINE INDIA MIDDLE EAST

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A gift of $50 can give one woman access to our specialized Trauma Healing and Art Therapy program
A gift of $100 can give displaced women and children trauma resources, practical care and dedicated community support
A gift of $200 can give a disabled child and their family life-changing support including mobility aids, educational resources and trauma recovery care

THE NEED IS GREAT

Violence and Persecution: Women and children are often the most affected by violence and conflict. Cultural, religious and gender-based oppression creates an environment of fear and hopelessness, often repeated from one generation to another.

Displacement: Millions have been uprooted from their homes due to war and natural disasters. They carry with them not just physical burdens, but the weight of emotional trauma that can last a lifetime.

Children with Disabilities: Vulnerable children, particularly those with disabilities, are at a greater risk during crises. They often face neglect and isolation, compounding their trauma.

By supporting Project114, you are not just contributing to a cause; you are becoming part of a transformative journey that restores hope, dignity, and faith to those who need it most.

Together we can bring HOPE INTO THE HEART of crisis.

Be inspired by Yuila’s Story…

FAITH ON THE FRONT LINE

HEALING HEARTS
UKRAINE

In September 2024, Simon traveled to Ukraine to meet our team and encourage those impacted by the on-going war. On September 4, Simon awoke to a rocket explosion only two streets from where he was sleeping. A man’s wife and three daughters were killed in the attack with many others injured. Simon was thankful he was spared but we grieve for those who lost loved ones.

During his visit, Simon held a number of trauma resilience trainings and art therapy workshops and spent time with men, women and children displaced by the war. It was a deeply moving experience and further highlighted the desperate need for emotional care and resources.

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