As well as transforming lives through education, Miracle is involved in many development, aid and ministry projects including

• Emergency relief in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown
• Distributing food rations for struggling families
• Adult education literacy classes
• Sunday Schools, house churches, and other Christian discipleship such as facilitating the Preliminary Theological Certificate (PTC)
• Medical clinics and health care
• Providing clean water through construction of water tanks

Anglican Aid is partnering with Miracle School to build water tanks at brick kiln factories. Though Pakistan doesn’t have a shortage of water, diseases arising from drinking or washing with contaminated water can mean medical fees or time off work push an oppressed family even further into debt. Since 2017, Anglican Aid has funded 15 water tanks for enslaved brick kiln workers and minority groups. We have also built toilets, and supported health and hygiene education, medical camps and food distributions (during the monsoon season and Covid-19 lockdown).