FRIEND Fiji – Fiji
Partners in Aid works with FRIEND Fiji to help families in Bila Settlement and Koroqaqa Village grow their own food, improve nutrition, and earn income through sustainable backyard gardening and healthy cooking, strengthening food security and resilience across local communities.
SEDS Sustainable Agriculture – India
Partners in Aid works with SEDS in rural Andhra Pradesh, India, to support sustainable farming and water conservation. The project restores village water tanks, improves soil fertility with nutrient-rich silt, and trains farmers in organic, low-carbon agriculture. Over 500 families now grow healthier crops, earn better incomes, and build climate-resilient livelihoods.
Y Gro – Sri Lanka
Partners in Aid supports Y Gro in northern Sri Lanka to help women-headed households build sustainable livelihoods through dairy farming. The project trains women in animal care, nutrition, and farm management, providing equipment and market links so they can earn stable incomes and greater independence.
Sinangpad Healthy Village Project – the Philippines
Partners in Aid supports the Sinangpad Healthy Village Project in Kalinga Province, northern Philippines. Local communities work together to improve sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition through low-cost, practical solutions. The project has reached more than 60 villages, helping families create healthier homes and stronger, self-reliant communities.
SEDS Child Sponsorship – India
Partners in Aid works with SEDS in rural Andhra Pradesh, India, to give children access to education and brighter futures. The program supports around 170 students with school fees, uniforms, and health checks, helping hundreds of children — many the first in their families to study — complete school and build independent, confident lives.
ABWU – India
The All Bengal Women’s Union (ABWU) home in Calcutta has been operating for over 70 years and supported by Partners in Aid for more than 40 years. It is an NGO run entirely by volunteer women to rescue abused, at risk, destitute, abandoned and orphaned girls. Many need intensive therapy and rehabilitation in order to be able to begin the process of healing and leading ‘normal’ lives.