What's Happening Now

Forced to flee to another country due to a crackdown by the military in their native Myanmar, (Burma), many families from indigenous tribes are now arriving as refugees in India. Conscience International’s local partners are assisting them at Moreh, Manipur State, India, with food, medicine, and basic hygiene supplies.

In recognition of his 10 years of service as a team member with the World Food Program, Conscience International’s VP of Community Development, Richard Sarker, has been recognized as a Joint Peace Prize Laureate along with others in the WFP, which was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2020. At Conscience International, Sarker has served as Program Director for SE Asia since 2010. 

Without warning, on August 14, a 7.2 earthquake struck Haiti, leaving the population in one of the most poverty-stricken countries on earth devastated again. Buildings collapsed, people have died, and numbers of the dead and injured are climbing. The last quake in 2010 killed more than 220,000 people. 

Summer 2021 Newsletter.

Where few dare to go-- Conscience International is crossing borders during wars and pandemics, negotiating through political upheavals, risking dangerous roads and civil unrest to deliver critical needs to those who are the most underserved.   

In Vietnam, Guatemala, Honduras, and Venezuela, Conscience International teams are there aiding people with Covid, distributing food and supplies to flood and hurricane victims, and feeding the hungry

Read where our teams and partners are responding to their conscience and joining in the rewarding endeavor of helping others in Latin America, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Conscience International President Dr. James Jennings delivers aid and advocates peace. His motto: “Don’t explain your philosophy—embody it!”