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Empower Transformative Change through ADRA's Program Initiatives in Asia
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ADRA is changing the Asia region through a range of programs and initiatives in four key impact areas
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While On Earth
“While on Earth” (WOE), the video podcast of ADRA Asia, focuses on highlighting the talents, skills, personal passions, and technical details through the stories of individuals from various walks of life. The show will share knowledge and bring the ADRA network closer together. Listen and Download Now.
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Clean Water Transforms Lives: ADRA’s Impact in Viqueque, Timor-Leste
In Uhacae, Timor-Leste, families endured exhausting daily walks to fetch clean water—a basic need out of reach for many. For Mana Merita, a 28-year-old mother with a disability, ADRA’s water project brought safety, dignity, and a future filled with hope.
Clean Water Transforms Lives: ADRA’s Impact in Viqueque, Timor-Leste
In Uhacae, Timor-Leste, families endured exhausting daily walks to fetch clean water—a basic need out of reach for many. For Mana Merita, a 28-year-old mother with a disability, ADRA’s water project brought safety, dignity, and a future filled with hope.
ADRA Supports Earthquake-Hit Families in Mandalay and Sagaing
After a 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar, ADRA supported 474 families with cash assistance—helping them recover, rebuild, and meet urgent needs. Amid devastation, hope returned through compassion, community, and the power of direct support.
A Brighter Future: How ADRA is Changing Lives in Cambodia
In Pursat, Cambodia, ADRA’s Best CHOICES project transformed Socheng’s family—turning daily struggles into strength through parenting support, hygiene education, nutrition, gender equality, and play-based learning. A story of hope and resilience.
Beyond the Slum: Nisha’s Journey
Nisha is a 13-year-old girl living in the Chalantika slum. She attends Class V at the Islamia Government Primary School. Her life is a tapestry woven with threads of poverty, addiction and the unwavering love of a single mother.
