Supporting Charities and Communities within Australia and the South Pacific
NACare joins a family of charites connected with the New Apostolic Church supporting countries around the world. Below is a list of our New Apostolic charity family.
New Apostolic Church Relief Organization (NACRO) is a relief and developmental organisation of the New Apostolic Church District Apostle Area (NACDAA) 28, which covers Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe. It was first registered in Zambia as Henwood Foundation in 2002 under the Societies Act. NACRO aims to promote developmental activities among the communities where it operates.
An initiative of the New Apostolic Church South East Asia. As a humanitarian organisation, we aim to provide value and promote volunteerism, alongside helping the poor and needy. Through immediate help and rehabilitation towards sustainability, we strive to assist those in need amid life’s trying situations.
The mission of the Foundation NAK Humanitas is to work for a sustainable quality of life, for the creation of opportunities for people in difficult circumstances. It promotes to achieve these objectives and initiated NAK Humanitas targeted projects at home and abroad. The basis for their activities is only the wealth that will flow from their donations, inheritances and legacies.
Kujenga Maisha East Africa (KUMEA) was established and registered in Kenya in June 2010 as an NGO for the New Apostolic Church; East Africa District. It grew out of the Relief and humanitarian efforts of the church that had been going on for five years. HIV/AIDS, illiteracy and poor climatic conditions are major contributors to rural poverty in East Africa. KUMEA therefore feels duty bound to respond to the needs of these communities. Although KUMEA is a Faith based NGO, it operates beyond the boundaries of the New Apostolic church. It brings together people of all faiths and persuasions without discrimination. KUMEA seeks to improve the living conditions of vulnerable members of the community through developmental activities. It is a vehicle through which an organization or individual can contribute towards sustainable development in the communities of East Africa.
The New Apostolic Church sees its primary mission - their mission - in proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the ministry. In addition, has - as another key element of the Christian faith - the attention to detail that has come in need and become in need of particular importance. So signs of Christian charity can be set and it can be created in a way relief. The coordination and promotion of the humanitarian commitment of the New Apostolic Church of Southern Germany, Kdö.R. is, via the Association Mission of the New Apostolic Church of Southern Germany operated. The registered association based in Stuttgart exclusively and directly charitable, benevolent and religious purposes at home and abroad.
NAK-karitativ is bound to the commandments of christian ethics and to the messages of the gospel. Practiced charity without discrimination of gender, age, race, nationality or religion shall dominate the activities of our organization. In the focus is the welfare work dedicated to needy individuals or societies. NAK-karitativ takes care to reach this objectives by the implementation of an international network for relief and development projects joining partners from inside and outside the New Apostolic Church to a cooperation in solidarity.
NAK Diakonia - the auxiliary and supporting foundation of the New Apostolic Church Switzerland. Supporting New Apostolic Christians throughout the District Apostle district of Switzerland and especially in mission countries, to help the world in disaster affected brothers and sisters or promote the education and training of teachers for religious instruction.
re Charitable Ministry is the next evolutionary step in the humanitarian work of the New Apostolic Church USA. Our new entity reflects the tradition of the past and our vision for the future. People are moved by the devastation caused by wars, the suffering caused by disease, the pain of poverty, and the catastrophe left in the wake of natural disasters. But what is the Christian response to such things? A simple prayer? Compassion without action? A financial gift? We desire to turn the call of Jesus to love our neighbors into real world service. Jesus Christ was the perfect example of how to serve people.
An extensive overseas missionary program is carried out through the generous support of members of the New Apostolic Church Canada. The scope of missionary work conducted under the registered Canadian charity NAC Foreign Extension extends to the continents of Africa and Asia. Through NAC Foreign Extension, New Apostolic Church Canada supports missionary work in Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Financial aid is provided to support local charitable initiatives. NAC Foreign Extension also directs financial assistance to local aid agencies responding to catastrophic events or natural disasters.