While Africa Inland Mission is not a relief agency, our heart is to help our neighbors and church partners in times of trouble. Whether it’s famine, flooding or conflict, AIM personnel are often in a position to respond in very practical ways in the communities where we serve.

The Famine Relief and Crisis Response Project exists to fund these efforts, providing resources for relief flights, food and shelter, blankets, and other appropriate measures depending on the specific needs of each situation. 

Cyclone Idai Response

At present, this fund is being used to provide relief to the people of Mozambique in the wake of a cyclone that recently devastated many of the areas where AIM personnel serve.

Any donations received to this project over the coming months will be used to provide emergency relief, supplies, and food to Mozambicans suffering in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai. This funding will either be deployed directly by AIM through its AIM missionaries on the ground and via their local connections and/or indirectly through supporting trusted partners who are actively bringing relief to Mozambicans in need.