Anglican Aid | Strengthening Churches, Transforming Communities

Anglican Aid is an overseas aid, development, and ministry support agency based in the Diocese of Sydney in partnership with the global Anglican Church.

Compelled by the love of Christ, we help strengthen churches and transform communities in the world’s poorest nations.

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Grace is flowing through WASH in Africa

Grace is flowing through Training Church Leaders in Madagascar

Grace is flowing through Food Security in Africa

Grace is flowing through Equipping Christian Leaders in Democratic Republic of the Congo

Grace is flowing through Education in South Africa

Grace is flowing through Training Pastors in South Sudan

Gitega Water and Sanitation

Anglican Aid and the Diocese of Gitega are providing access to clean water by improving and protecting 22 natural springs.

Training Church Leaders

PTC (Preliminary Theological Certificate) taught through the Anglican Church of Madagascar in the local Malagasy language empowers clergy and lay lead

Gitega Food Security

Ineffective farming practices, land scarcity, infertile soil, and poor water management all lead to small harvests. Malnutrition is relieved by provid

Equipping Christian Leaders

Working closely with the Anglican Church in DR Congo across multiple dioceses. Bible training and community development provides holistic care in the

Education

Children, living in extreme poverty without water or electricity to their homes, can’t afford essential school supplies so are prepared by Intsika C

Training Pastors

Kajo-Keji Christian College in South Sudan equips church leaders to preach the message of Jesus through Bachelors Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates i