A partnership with a medical team organising medical camps and establishing health care centres. We are helping to support a doctor with his salary, travelling and some medicines. Medical work forms a very successful base for witnessing.
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The Great Lakes area of Africa is a place wracked by conflict, violence, abuse and poverty. But it is also a place where the Good News of Jesus is spreading quickly through the towns and villages. Harvest Partnership has a number of key people working in this area to promote the concept of Church Planting Movement (CPM), encouraging and training people to share their lives and the Good News in their homes and bring people together in simple small groups.
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Lao Vida focuses on language, vocational and development assistance as pathways to reaching people with the good news of abundant life. They serve both educated urban people and rural young people. Urban and rural people alike live in bondage to superstition and fear of spirits. This business actively builds relationships through which the good news can be shared. - Read More

The Cappuccino Club aims not only to place squatter children into university but also to provide a mentoring programme through the context of the local church. For the same price as a cup of coffee a day a Filipino student can attend university. - Read More

The Good News Team creatively and effectively shares the gospel and love of Jesus to hundreds of thousands of people in Thailand. Aiming at children, they hope many will accept Jesus as Lord and lead others to Christ, transforming whole communities. - Read More

Hill tribe people in general do not have access to proper education, especially those without citizenship and living in remote areas. At least 80% of primary aged children in ITDP's targeted areas have few opportunities to study in proper schools. - Read More

Lonard & Rosemary Daka have been church planting in this area for about 20 years. As they developed churches they were swamped by the needs of the vulnerable children and their guardians. So they started 'Chifundo' to care for the children, to resource and encourage the guardians, to get the children into school and assist the community. - Read More

Living in a low cost housing area of urban Africa is not a pleasant thing. When your suburb has many hotels and beer halls it places you in the midst of poverty and everything associated with that. That is where Titus Mambwe and some of his friends live and they have decided to do something about it. - Read More