South Pacific

ADRA at Work
Thorough coverage of our work in the South Pacific

Assistance Expands in Tsunami-Hit Solomon Islands
Assistance Expands in Tsunami-Hit Solomon Islands
ADRA is continuing its assistance to the tsunami-affected Solomon Islands with a rehabilitation project to help 440 households on Choiseul Island rebuild their homes. The 14-week project began the first week of May and will benefit approximately 2,640 tsunami survivors.

Assistance Expands in Tsunami-Hit Solomon Islands

Assistance for Survivors of Solomon Islands Tsunami

Disasters and Emergencies

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI HIT INDONESIA

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Stories from the field
Personal accounts and timely stories straight from the field.

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Wendy Brightman talks about the future of Indonesia following the total devastation of many cities and communities by last year’s Indian Ocean tsunami. Once bleak the future is getting brighter. listen to audio >  |   download transcript >

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The dictionary defines the word “Intervene” as to interfere with the outcome or course, especially of a condition or process as in preventing harm or improving function. Nowhere has ADRA’s interfering been more effective than in Australia. There, ADRA is interfering with people’s lives in some very powerful and beautiful ways. The guest on this episode, David Jack, CEO of ADRA Australia tells us how. listen to audio >  |   download transcript >

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In this episode of ADRA’s World Radio we head to the South Pacific, to a country north of Australia and due west of the Solomon Islands. Papua New Guinea offers mountainous terrain, over 750 separate languages, and a host of opportunities for ADRA workers to make a difference in thousands of lives. Our guest, Michelle Abel is Country Director for ADRA Papua New Guinea and heads up the work in that area. … listen to audio >  |   download transcript >