“He has anointed us to proclaim good news to the poor.” Luke 4:18


Projects


2026
Port Reitz Special School

The school garden enables students to learn by doing. Depending on their abilities, they take part in activities such as sowing, planting, watering, composting and harvesting. Through these activities, they develop practical skills as well as teamwork, planning, responsibility and care for their environment. The vegetables grown in the garden also provide a valuable addition to the school’s daily meals.



2023-  ongoing
Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Schools

To support Christian education in the Holy Land and enable children from families facing financial hardship to continue their education.


2025
Bright Fame

To support women working in prostitution in Amsterdam, particularly in the Red Light District, and to help those who wish to build a safer and more sustainable future outside prostitution.



2021 - 2024
Scouting OLAV


Scouting Olav offers children and young people an active scouting programme with a strong focus on sailing and water activities. After the Wiggershuis and much of its equipment and fleet were lost in the fire, the organisation worked to resume its activities as quickly as possible and to rebuild the clubhouse.



2020 - 2024 
Pastor Amir

There are thousands of small villages in Upper Egypt, where only a few Christians remain.  Churches are closed because there are insufficient pastors, who want to live in these remote places and shepherd a church community. Therefore, it is difficult for Christians to grow and feel connected to a Christian community.  


2022 
Free a Girl

Free a Girl works with local partners and the police to investigate cases of child sexual exploitation and carry out rescue operations. After being rescued, girls receive medical and psychosocial care, as well as legal support. Wherever possible, they are safely reunited with their families and continue to receive support after their return home.



2020 - 2021
IMC Weekendschool

Through IMC on Tour, children who have recently arrived in the Netherlands are introduced to Dutch society from the very beginning. The programme encourages their confidence and curiosity, helps them build a network, and gives them the knowledge and experience they need to pursue their ambitions.




2018 - 2021
IJM (International Justice Mission)


Since 2000, International Justice Mission (IJM) has worked alongside local police, courts and social services to combat sex trafficking and protect its victims.


2018 - 2021
Het Fort THDV



Het Fort started in 2017 with its first location in De Banne in Amsterdam-Noord. Its aim is to support children growing up in poverty and help break the cycle of disadvantage by providing a safe and stimulating environment in which they can develop their talents, confidence and social skills.


2018 - 2020

Lungziu Henameki Society

Lungziu Henameki, literally means “Peace Children’s Home”, will be a non-profit home/institution run by Lungziu Henamekie Society that aims to provide a home for orphaned and poor children to live in peace and security. It is located at Samziuram village under Peren district in Nagaland, India


2018 - 2019

Stichting Kinderen van Carïo

To support these children, Stichting Kinderen van Caïro works with its local partner, Stephen’s Children, which has been active for more than 30 years, particularly in Cairo.
 

2018

De Nieuwe Koers

De Nieuwe Koers organised the public debate ‘Weet je dat je een prinsje bent?‘    (‘Do you know that you are a little prince?’), focusing on Christian parenting and faith education in today’s society.


2017

Stichting The Three Aid Foundation (TTAF)


How can children with paralysed legs walk to school? They can only do so with the help of braces – orthopaedic leg supports. Muscle paralysis caused by polio is irreversible. Without adequate support, children affected by polio are often unable to walk or attend school, severely limiting their opportunities in life.


2014 - 2020

Resurrection Bapist Church


Learning Support Project (LSP) To support Lebanese & Syrian, children (from different faith background) in grade 7 who are studying in government schools and who are at risk of failing/repating the grade – providing educational, life-skills, peace-building and social activities to support holistic development.


2013 - 2014

World Vision Kenya

Attitude and behaviour change on waste management for children in urban areas project, initiative by JIP. Part of the Soweto area development programme, Nairobi. To set up an environmental education for sustainable development: Improved awareness, attitude and best practice on waste management among primary schools; improved environmental practices within schools, households and communities levels in the pilot areas.



“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love”
- Mother Teresa
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