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What We Do

One Village Transformed

At World Concern, our approach to village transformation is holistic and addresses not only the physical needs in a community, but spiritual ones as well. We start by listening to community members. Each village identifies their greatest needs and drives the process of change. We partner with them, providing support, expertise, and practical tools – all in the power and love of Jesus.

The process is not always easy, and it’s sometimes messy. But through tried and proven methods that bring lasting change, entire villages are transformed.

How We Support

When a community partners with us, we meet with its leaders and listen to their goals, identify their needs, and uplift the existing resources to make a plan for sustainable transformation. From leadership training to meeting needs for clean water, adequate nutrition, and medical care, we support the community as it implements sanitation and hygiene practices that support good health, protection and education for their children, and Savings & Loan groups that empower families financially. As sustainable change takes root, real transformation takes place.

Learn more about World Concern's focus areas through the icon links for each area of impact.

Food Security & Livelihoods
Disaster Response & Risk Reduction
Education
Health & Nutrition
Spiritual Transformation
Economic Empowerment
Protection
Clean Water
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We Get Results

At World Concern, our mission isn’t mere idealism—it tangibly transforms communities globally. An independent study confirms our work’s effectiveness, highlighting advances in spiritual growth and access to clean water, healthcare, and education. Our aim is to elevate communities from mere survival to self-sufficiency and lasting change. Driven by our calling to embody Jesus’s love, we’re dedicated to creating a world where all can envisage and attain a transformed future. Your continual support is vital for this transformative journey.

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Where We Help

Through World Concern, you have the unique, life-changing opportunity to walk alongside one village through the process of transformation. You’ll help bring clean water, empower parents to earn income, educate and protect children, improve health, and see lives transformed spiritually with the love of Jesus Christ.

There is a village, far beyond where the road ends, that is ready for change. Poverty has gripped the families in this village for generations. With you, this generation could be the last.

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Ab Lela

Chad
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Allaguei

Chad
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Harinmara

Bangladesh
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Harisia

Bangladesh
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Khairati Para

Bangladesh
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Khassim

Chad
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Madhol

South Sudan
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Malual LukLuk

South Sudan
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Otheko

Uganda
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Lbaa Loltepes

Kenya
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Burang’a

DRC
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Emurua Elerai

Kenya
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Kumbi

Kenya
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Lkisin

Kenya
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Mpagas

Kenya
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Nkopon

Kenya
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Nyiwal

South Sudan
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Olorgisoyia

Kenya
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Olyeko

Uganda
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Peeda

South Sudan
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Yivu

DRC

Countries

At World Concern, we feel called to serve in some of the poorest, most remote, hard-to-reach places in the world. Places with little or no infrastructure or resources to help the people who live there. If your calling is to reach out to the “least of these,” then you’ve come to the right place.

BANGLADESH

Why We Are There

Bangladesh is one of the poorest and most densely populated nations in the world. Women are oppressed and young girls are at risk of child marriage.

Challenges

Extreme poverty, poor healthcare, culture that encourages child marriage, natural disasters, refugee crisis.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, nutrition, economic empowerment, education, child protection, disaster response, and spiritual development.

CHAD

Why We Are There

Lack of infrastructure in remote regions of Chad means families have little or no access to healthcare and education. Frequent natural disasters and conflict.

Challenges

Extreme poverty, families displaced by conflict, lack of food, disease, limited access to education.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, nutrition, economic empowerment, education, and spiritual development.

DRC

Why We Are There

Women and children in DRC live in constant fear and trauma, millions have fled their homes, and more than 13 million need humanitarian aid.

Challenges

Severe malnutrition, lack of clean water, deadly diseases, poor healthcare, independent and government backed militia groups.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, clean water, food, women and child protection, economic empowerment, education, spiritual development.

HAITI

Why We Are There

Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. It is subject to frequent natural disasters that destroy homes and infrastructure. Families struggle to find work, food, water, and healthcare.

Challenges

Extreme poverty, natural disasters, a collapsed government, insecurity, poverty mindset.

Programming Focus

Disaster risk reduction, community development, economic empowerment, agriculture.

KENYA

Why We Are There

Half of the people in Kenya live in poverty, and 40 percent are unemployed. Government corruption and extreme weather mean many, especially in rural areas, don’t have sustainable sources of food or income.

Challenges

Child malnutrition, lack of clean water, poor healthcare, lack of income earning opportunities.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, nutrition, economic empowerment, education, and spiritual development.

LAOS

Why We Are There

Extreme poverty, especially in rural areas. Youth are at risk of dropping out of school to work, and the threat of trafficking is high because of the proximity to Thailand and other borders.

Challenges

Many families don’t have access to clean water or enough food. Parents can’t afford to keep children in school, and youth have limited job opportunities, making them vulnerable to traffickers.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, food, economic empowerment, child protection, and education.

MIDDLE EAST

Why We Are There

Children living in war torn regions are suffering from severe malnutrition. Families lack clean water, food, and healthcare.

Challenges

War and conflict prevent access to many areas; women and children are impacted most. Schools and healthcare facilities have been shut down.

Programming Focus

Emergency Response through delivery of food and water; healthcare and hygiene training.

MYANMAR

Why We Are There

Families living in remote, rural areas struggle to survive in extreme poverty. Many are vulnerable and unsafe because of conflict.

Challenges

Extreme poverty, internal conflict between militia groups, natural disasters, remote, hard to reach areas.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, nutrition, economic empowerment, education, protection, and spiritual development.

SOMALIA

Why We Are There

Drought and internal conflict have destroyed food sources and livelihoods. Families in Somalia are suffering from hunger and lack of water.

Challenges

Ongoing conflict, frequent natural disasters (drought, flooding, locusts), displaced families.

Programming Focus

Food security and child nutrition, clean water, economic empowerment.

SOUTH SUDAN

Why We Are There

Two out of three people in South Sudan need assistance to survive. Many are displaced because of ongoing violence, and lack enough food and clean water.

Challenges

Government corruption and instability, lack of food and water, exorbitant inflation.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, food, economic empowerment, education, and spiritual development.

UGANDA

Why We Are There

Nearly half of the population in Uganda are children living in extreme poverty.

Challenges

Extreme poverty, food shortages, need for clean water, lack of direction for youth makes them susceptible to rebel groups.

Programming Focus

Holistic community development, including clean water, food, economic empowerment, education, and spiritual development.