ADRA (a global humanitarian organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church) delivers relief and development assistance to individuals and communities in more than 130 countries regardless of their ethnicity, political affiliation or religious association. By partnering with communities, organizations, and governments, ADRA is able to improve the quality of life through the following impact areas: disaster relief, psycho-social support to vulnerable groups, prevention and protection against gender-based violence, economic empowerment of vulnerable groups.

Connected. Courages. Compassionate.

Being connected means:

• Being connected with our workforce, communities and our God.
• Living the purpose of ADRA:
• Having clear expectatios of each other: mutual accountability.
• Transparency through open communicatoin and understanding of our operations.

Being courageous is signified by:

• Acting with agility; in trusting relationships that allow for delegated decisions on behalf of all.
• Boldly leading innovative change in a disrupted world.
• Protecting and advocating for the rights of our beneficiaries, partners, and employees.

Compassion is displayed through:

• Solidarity with the people and communities we serve through our purpose.
• Being ‘alongside’ our employees,
• Genuinely caring for each other.

Serving humanity so all may live as God intended.

Fueled by faith and guided by prayer, ADRA has served our brothers and sisters for over 60 years.

When our pioneers started packing supplies for families in 1956, our belief in people was the same as it is now: All people were created by God to thrive.

It’s a simple approach to serving humanity but one that now spans the globe, impacting lives in more than 130 countries. No matter the location, language or challenge, we strive for the same thing – a world in which all people may live life as God intended.

A life filled abundantly with justice, mercy, and love.

Justice, so that every action is chosen for the impact it will have on others. We are called to an understanding that every child of God deserves not only the necessities of food, water and shelter, but the opportunity to be the unique individual they were created to be.

Mercy, because no one should carry their burden alone. In turn, a life blessed with mercy realizes more generosity. A commitment to serving others brings the best out in yourself, and those around you.

And love. The God who calls us asks for a love with no limitations, a love so strong that all may see the reflection of God’s character in our service, and a love that is made real through actions, big and small, worldwide and at home, defined by compassion.

Justice. Compassion. Love.

God called all to these three things in Micah 6:8. We live it, so others may have it. We share it, so it too can be shared.

Justice. Compassion. Love.

Auditor's report on financial statements for 2018.

Auditor's report - 2018.

Auditor's report on financial statements for 2019.

Auditor's report - 2019.