Help Protect Vulnerable Women
Through such projects as maternal child health, vocational training, and Bible-based literacy classes, Samaritan’s Purse is helping vulnerable women and telling them about the eternal hope and dignity found in Jesus Christ. You can help protect a victim of gender-based violence, provide basic education, or meet other needs to ease a woman's daily struggle for survival.
“Strength and dignity are her clothing,
And she smiles at the future.”
Proverbs 31:25, NASB
Give to Women At Risk
There’s so much more to be done! With your help we will continue to honour vulnerable women and children so they can be safe, protected, restored and free.
Stories From The Field
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Clean Water Strengthens Kenya’s Villages
Water, sanitation and hygiene projects help keep boys and girls in school in the village of Kaliluni. -
Restoring Sight in South Sudan
Through our South Sudan cataract mission, hundreds of people experienced the Love of Jesus Christ and the opportunity to see again. -
Bringing Life-Saving Water to Congo
Clean water projects point the way to the living water, Jesus Christ, in remote areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. -
Shoebox Gifts Remind Mexico’s Children that God Is Near
Operation Christmas Child outreach events encourage Acapulco's children and families to hope in Jesus Christ in the wake of the storm. -
New Hearts in Mongolia
A mother comes to faith in Jesus Christ after her child receives life-saving cardiac surgery through Children's Heart Project. -
Livelihood Projects Open Doors for Women in Cambodia
Raising chickens and growing mushrooms is helping mothers earn a better income for their families.
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Will contribute to life saving education and training for a mother to prepare her for birth and provide essential post-natal care.
Will contribute to the counselling and rehabilitation of victims of gender-based violence and provide them with skills to reclaim their dignity.
Will provide a future after slavery by providing shelter, rehabilitation and vocational training to a woman or child who has been rescued.