Malawi struck by floods again: Urgent to provide help
Malawi is once again hit by huge natural forces. The death toll is rising after Cyclone "Freddy" hit this weekend. People lack everything from water to food.
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Malawi is once again hit by huge natural forces. The death toll is rising after Cyclone "Freddy" hit this weekend. People lack everything from water to food.
It is especially important to take care of children during disasters. Together with our church partners, NCA provides security, care and the most necessary things to the little ones in Syria after the earthquake.
We are now starting an immediate response and we will allocate 1 million NOK from our disaster fund to those affected by the earthquake in Syria.
In Mbulu, Tanzania, the village of Goje has expereinced a major change since a new well was build.
In the middle of the bombed-out areas on the outskirts of Damascus in Syria, 800 pupils have finally received clean water and brand-new toilets at their school.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Denis Mukwege is a gynecologist and human rights activist from the DRC. Last week he met with NCA`s Secretary General in Oslo to discuss what is happening in his country right now.
NCA empowers individuals and communities by giving them agency and voice, and the capability to exercise their rights. Providing local solutions with joints efforts Shibab Village Committee provides a forum where community members may disseminate...
Since 2005, NCA Pakistan has been supporting door opening for social cohesion and intra- inter-faith harmony in Pakistan. In continuation to such efforts NCA's Peacebuilding/social cohesion programme in Pakistan has been focusing on capacity building o...
Former State Secretary in the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Aksel Jakobsen (47) has been appointed as the new Head of Communications and Politics Department at Norwegian Church Aid.
Last week, NCA & Save the Children held the first physical meeting in Garowe, Somalia since 2018. The meeting brought together teams from Sudan, Ethiopia, Norway and Somalia.