Join us this Christmas season in giving to those in need in Gabon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Pakistan, and Uganda. Every dollar you give goes directly to our local partners, who will distribute gifts to underserved families.
85 families now have goats. 45 young women trained in sewing over six months and given a machine to earn income. Over 70 young adults received career training. 60 persecuted Christian families received food and household supplies after their homes were burned down. All while the Gospel was presented to them in some form.
Our partners conducting an asset based community development assessment, providing key insights into the needs and assets within the communities we serve in Pakistan.
Help us raise funds for the completion of phase one at our medical campus – securing the perimeter of the 65-acre campus, finishing the clinic, and starting the community farm.
Democratic Republic of Congo Malnutrition Prevention Program
Nutrition is improved, parents are educated, and children’s lives are saved through our pediatric in-patient program for severely malnourished children.
The family stabilization program in Gabon carries out programs that support vulnerable families.
The stabilization of families is an important mission as interventions prevent more children from becoming orphans or being abandoned. Programs meet physical needs while also addressing spiritual and emotional needs.
E4 Project equips and empowers local faith-based organizations to serve their communities through public health initiatives, community development, and training.
"He defended the cause of the poor and needy, and so all went well. Is that not what it means to know me?" declares the Lord. Jeremiah 22:16
As an organization, we adhere to and agree with the beliefs stated in the Lausanne Covenant
E4 recently welcomed Aroob Bashart as a new intern in Faisalabad, Pakistan. In just her first week, she drew on her experience with brick kiln families to help shape a new program for children in bonded labor.
At E4 Project, public health encompasses not only the physical well-being of individuals but also the spiritual, social, and emotional aspects of an individual’s health. In the countries where we serve, examples of various public health initiatives include providing access to clean water, malnutrition prevention, and medical care.
Our development approach to poverty alleviation seeks to address important community issues through a Biblical, holistic, and participatory process. This process involves working closely with community members to identify their strengths and assets, as well as the challenges they face, and to develop solutions tailored to their specific needs and contexts.
We believe one of the best ways to help communities with poverty alleviation is through training and offering scholarships. We do this through the training of trainers, as we have done through CHE Training in both Gabon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, through educational scholarships, and sewing training for widows and needy women.
Connect leaders throughout the world to defend the cause of the poor and needy. We can serve God and others more effectively together than we can on our own.