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We drilled a borehole, installed a solar powered pump, and piped water to an IAFR funded water kiosk over 4 miles away that is now providing potable water to people who previously had no access to a local supply of clean water. Kakuma, Kenya.

We completed phase 1 of helping refugees build an elementary school in Dzaleka refugee camp, Malawi.

We provided emergency food and soap assistance to empower refugee churches to care for refugee and host communities in Dzaleka and Kakuma refugee camps during the Covid pandemic.

We completed phase one of building of the Kakuma Interdenominational School of Mission (KISOM) in Kakuma, Kenya. KISOM is a refugee led training center equipping pastors and church leaders for ministry.

We enabled the Humanitarian Disaster Institute to provide basic trauma care training to over 25 refugee church leaders in Kakuma refugee camp.

We built a poultry facility in Turkana West IDP Camp to increase the productivity of a grassroots co-op of women. Kakuma, Kenya.

We provided 3 laptops to the leaders of United Refugee and Host Churches, an association of diverse churches in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya.

We funded the building of 165 durable shelters in the camp for Internally Displaced People (IDP) in Kakuma, Kenya.

We helped Innocent Magambi, a former refugee from Burundi, write a book telling his story and sharing his reflections on helpful practices when serving refugees.

We partnered with the Humanitarian Disaster Institute to document how a diverse association of refugee churches in Kakuma refugee camp contributed to security, peacekeeping, and social cohesion.

Due to a severe cut in rations, IAFR helped offset the food shortage.

We provided a diesel powered mill to a refugee church to shell and grind flour. It provided income for their work and helped meet a critical need for flour in the camp.

We helped provide temporary shelter to asylum seekers and refugees in Athens through our local partner, One Heart.

We provided life-giving medicines for asylum seekers and refugees in Athens through our local partner, One Heart.

We provided funding to help renovate and remodel the Athens refugee center, operated by our local partner, One Heart.

We built a refugee centre in a local church building.

We brought skilled trauma care trainers from SIL to Dzaleka refugee camp to train church leaders. The impact continues as the participants continue offering trauma care to others up to this day.