This March, our focus has been on the escalating crisis in Lebanon, where few organizations can reach the hardest-hit areas. By God’s provision, our teams are delivering life-saving aid, medical care, and support to families who might otherwise go unreached.

Here are the highlights from March:

LEBANON

Emergency Relief Distribution:

As conflict escalates across South Lebanon, our team has been working tirelessly to provide immediate humanitarian relief to Christian families who remain in their villages and those displaced by the violence. Many families were unprepared for a prolonged war and now face severe shortages of basic necessities. In response, we delivered over 5 tons of flour, more than 150 food packages, and essential water supplies, reaching more than 15,000 individuals. We also distributed hundreds of bread packages and personally assisted more than 15 severely ill individuals who could no longer remain in South Lebanon, ensuring they received urgent care and support.

Despite dangerous and unstable conditions, these distributions have been a lifeline for thousands. With the conflict expected to continue longer than anticipated, our team is actively preparing additional projects in the coming weeks to expand support for families who chose to stay in their homes without the resources to endure a prolonged crisis.

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Beirut Medical Clinic:

In the heart of Beirut, our clinic continues to serve as a critical lifeline for individuals and families impacted by the ongoing conflict. With many unable to access basic healthcare, our team is providing treatment for war-related injuries, managing chronic conditions, and meeting general medical needs for those who have nowhere else to turn.

In addition to medical care, our team has received and begun distributing 100 food packages to those most in need, helping support families facing both health and food insecurity. More updates on this effort will be shared soon as we continue expanding our response.

KENYA

Agricultural Assistance Program:

The Agricultural Assistance Program in Migori County is progressing well after the successful planting of maize across 15 acres by 25 vulnerable farmers. With support including certified seeds, fertilizers, tools, and ongoing guidance, crops are showing strong early growth under favorable conditions.

That wraps up this month’s Updates From The Field!

As we continue responding to the urgent needs in Lebanon, we are reminded that this work is only possible because of your support and prayers. Together, we are reaching people in places few can go, bringing relief, care, and hope in the midst of crisis. Thank you for standing with us and with those we serve. In the weeks ahead, as needs continue to grow, we invite you to stay engaged, continue praying, and consider how you can help us expand this critical work even further.

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