Episcopal Relief & Development

06/19/2026

Happy Juneteenth! 🖤
Today, we celebrate the rich history, culture and enduring contributions of the Black community. As we honor the profound sacrifices made in the pursuit of justice, we renew our commitment to building a future rooted in dignity, love and true equality.
Together, let's keep moving forward.

06/19/2026

A prayer in observation on International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict.

https://www.episcopalrelief.org/pray

06/18/2026

Behind global lasting change are the partnerships that make it possible. For today’s , we’re highlighting Namibia Anglican Community Development (NACDO).

Since 2020, we’ve been working with NACDO to support caregivers in providing healthy environments for their children by establishing kitchen gardens, Savings with Education groups, nutrition classes and other forms of community-led initiatives.

In 2024, 100% of primary caregivers attended support and learning group meetings–that is the power of recognizing and leveraging local capacities!

Discover our approach to partner capacity strengthening:
https://www.episcopalrelief.org/our-work/how-we-work/partner-capacity-strengthening/?utm_source=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_medium=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_campaign=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_id=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_term=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_content=Partners+June+2026+Social

Learn more about NACDO:
https://www.nacdo.org.na/

06/18/2026

Geraldine Sicola is our Director for Early Childhood Development programs. Visit the link below to read about her insights into local collaboration in, “Who Exactly Is an Expert? Three Perspectives on the Role of Trust in Social and Behavior Change.”

https://www.episcopalrelief.org/stories/three-perpectives-social-and-behavior-change/

06/17/2026

In the midst of a devastating drought from May 2024 to April 2025, we partnered with Anglican Relief & Development (ARDeZ) in Zimbabwe to supply schools in the Manicaland and Harare regions with supplementary feeding programs. The program supplied Maheu, a traditional fermented cereal food made from staple grains such as maize, enriched in vitamins and minerals and considered an extremely nutritious breakfast supplement for holistic growth.

The church in Zimbabwe identified 30 schools and provided the supplement to 15,615 children–contributing to resilient, happier and healthier communities.

That is the power of working together.

06/16/2026

Nicole Hosein is our Director for Violence Prevention, Protection and Resilience programs. Visit the link below to read about her insights into community-led transformation in, “Who Exactly Is an Expert? Three Perspectives on the Role of Trust in Social and Behavior Change.”

https://www.episcopalrelief.org/stories/three-perpectives-social-and-behavior-change/

06/15/2026

Local expertise is critical to long-lasting community transformation. Recently, our directors talked about the value of social influence in reaching hundreds of thousands of individuals worldwide.

Discover more insights from our experts:
https://www.episcopalrelief.org/stories/three-perpectives-social-and-behavior-change/

Episcopal Relief & Development utilizes an asset-based approach to Social and Behavior Change (SBC), combining behavioral science with trusted local faith and traditional leaders to drive community-led transformation. Through these partnerships, the organization centers lived experiences to challeng...

06/14/2026

In Honduras, we work with local partners to improve health, build economic opportunities and provide emergency relief through our work with women and girls and responding to disasters.

Follow the link below to learn more. 🇭🇳
https://www.episcopalrelief.org/our-work/where-we-work/honduras

06/13/2026

Behind global lasting change are the partnerships that make it possible. For today’s , we’re highlighting Fundación Trinity, one of our partners in Colombia.

Women and girls everywhere deserve to live a life free from violence and harm, one with opportunities that restore dignity and hope. Alongside Fundación Trinity, we make that happen by facilitating groups where women can discuss leadership, business and violence prevention. In 2024, we supported 1,650 active savings group members across 99 groups–that is the power of togetherness!

Discover our approach to partner capacity strengthening:

https://www.episcopalrelief.org/our-work/how-we-work/partner-capacity-strengthening/?utm_source=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_medium=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_campaign=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_id=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_term=Partners+June+2026+Social&utm_content=Partners+June+2026+Social

06/12/2026

There is a light. 💙