Education
Support ABM AID’s partners to increase the reach, accessibility and quality of education for vulnerable children and adults.
ABM AID’s Education Program spans the full range of educational opportunities for all ages. From supporting good quality primary and secondary education it also promotes Adult Literacy and Numeracy. Beyond formal education, it encompasses the ongoing community development training that partners undertake with community groups. This support of a broad range of education leads to greater equality, more opportunities, and greater inclusion of those who would otherwise miss out.
You can read more about the specific examples of ABM AID’s partners engaged in the Education Program by clicking on the links below.
Your gift to ABM AID will ensure our Education Program and partners continue to provide life-changing opportunities to students of all ages, so they can achieve their potential and become valuable members of their community.
Partners
Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK)
Support the Anglican Church of Kenya as it transforms lives and builds brighter futures.
Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACOM)
Support the Anglican Church of Melanesia to empower communities in the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to be stronger, healthier, and more resilient.
Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea (ACPNG)
Support the Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea to lead transformative change, inspiring leaders who bring sustainable growth, hope and opportunity to their communities.
Church of Ceylon (COC)
Support the Church of Ceylon as it works with children, women and communities to thrive.
Diocese of Jerusalem (DOJ)
Support the Diocese of Jerusalem to bring hope and joy to vision impaired students and their families in Jordan.
Episcopal Church in the Philippines (ECP)
Support the Episcopal Church in the Philippines transform lives and release many from crippling cycles of poverty.
Prayer
Jesus, Son of God, you were found by Mary and Joseph in the Temple sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions.
Send your Spirit upon the students in Kenya, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Vanuatu and fill them with your wisdom and blessings.
Grant to them discernment, insight and understanding. Let their teachers patiently and diligently share their knowledge and strive always to bring the truth to open minds.
Bless all those who support educational work through ABM AID.
We ask this, O Christ, for you are the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Amen.
We hope to raise
$300,000
for this program
Donation code: XG011
Tax-deductible
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Your gift to ABM AID will ensure our Education Program and partners continue to provide life-changing opportunities to students of all ages, so they can achieve their potential and become valuable members of their community.
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As noted, this is a tax-deductible project. All donations are in Australian dollars (AUD) and all gifts of $2 or more are tax-deductible. Gifts are received by the trustee for the ‘Anglicans in Development Ltd’ ABN 86 647 293 481 Gifts will be applied to the support of projects selected. In the unlikely event of projects being oversubscribed or not proceeding to completion, donations will be applied to similar projects.
Updates
Good Friday Message from the Diocese of Jerusalem
A Good Friday Message from the Director of the Holy Land Institute for the Deaf, the Rev Jamil Khader. The Holy Land Institute for the Deaf is a school in the city of Salt, Jordan that is part of the ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. It serves Deaf and Deafblind children and young people with education, support and vocational training.
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Last year, the Good Friday Gift raised funds for the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East. Thanks to your generous compassion, renovations were made to Saviour School in Jordan, giving children safer spaces to play and learn.
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