What's Happening Now

In the Bidi Bidi refugee camp in Uganda two years ago, a back problem left this little girl, Esther, with numbness in her legs that led to her inability to walk

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Conscience International and Give Me Shelter Ministries are partnered again to do the “impossible possible.”   We’re back in Haiti to continue our “Raise the Roof” project we began last year when Hurricane Matthew blew through and damaged so many homes here.  This is our fourth trip, and we are close to replacing 100 roofs.  Our goal this trip is to replace 20 more.

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In 2017 Conscience International President Dr. James E. Jennings announced a new program to help the most seriously hurting among victims of war, accidents, or circumstances of birth in areas of the world where there is little hope and a dearth of assisting resources.

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There are many people in Turkey, Uganda, and Guatemala who are standing tall these days. Just a few weeks ago they were carried place to place by friends and family—some crawled clumsily through dirt and mud to reach their destination.

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In the high mountain village of Shambhuganj, in Mymansing District north of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Conscience International built a school six years ago. The school has 186 students in grades 1-5 who never had the opportunity to be educated before. The parents are very proud of their children, who wear brightly colored uniforms and are well-organized to more

Persecution, rape, murder, starvation causes hundreds of thousands to flee Myanmar. With truckloads of rice and lentils delivered to the Kutupalong Camp, Bangladesh, in November and December, Conscience International has provided 100,000 meals for the Rohingya refugees fleeing ethnic cleansing, starvation, and violence in their native Myanmar. Conscience more

A Conscience International team is working in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district distributing truckloads of rice and lentils to help feed the Rohingya refugees who have fled Myanmar (Burma) due to persecution. More than 600,000 refugees exist in a cramped, hot, humid, muddy area—nearly half of the number are more

There is a lot going on here, and the local construction stores have made sure they are doing their part by increasing prices. We have relentlessly tried to find a block maker but no success. We did find some molds so we are saving half the cost of blocks by making them ourselves. We have found three families who need bathrooms. We are building those now. more