What's Happening Now

Dedy and Agnes Bronson and their two children, ages 15 and 8, were living a secure and happy life in Palu, Sulawesi, Indonesia when in late September, 2018, an underwater 7.5 earthquake created a 10-foot high tsunami that rushed on-shore, crushing multi-story hotels, houses, places of worship, and once beautiful tourist attractions. The Bronsons ran for their lives.

Raghad is a five-year-old girl from Idlib, Syria who escaped the rage of war in her home country five years ago to live in a refugee camp in Turkey. She has five brothers and three sisters, and her father Abraham struggles to provide care for his large family, made more difficult by the fact that Raghad has hyper-extension of her left knee and needs an orthotic device to correct the deformity.   

Helping Hurting People Through Women’s Empowerment Programs.

Days of heavy rains sending flood waters throughout all 27 IDP camps in the Duhok/Mosul area of Iraq have turned what was already a miserable living situation for refugees into a swamp of mud with more rain on its way.  

With a life-long desire to serve the underprivileged around the world, Dr. Ted Belanger of the Texas Back Institute, Dallas, leads the Conscience International medical project in Ethiopia.

In the space of one week, Indonesia got a powerful three-count punch—first an earthquake, then a tsunami, then a volcano erupted.  More than one thousand have been killed and humanitarian aid is desperately needed for the survivors.

Conscience International - Helping Hurting People in Greece, Bangladesh, Turkey, Guatemala. Read how in our Fall 2018 newsletter.

When Richard Sarker’s granddaughter read our story about Sreamoni and Wilson a few months ago (www.conscienceinternational.org/news/2018/06/11/newsdetail/a-family-tragedy-in-bangladesh) she went to her closet at her home in America and pulled out some of her prettiest dresses, handed them to her grandfather (who is Conscience International’s Program Director for SE Asia) and asked him to take the clothes to Sreamoni in Bangladesh.