In early 2026, Mozambique suffered catastrophic floods that affected over 700,000 people and destroyed thousands of homes. Tearfund and local churches are leading emergency relief and recovery efforts across the country. The Country Director described the damage as devastating to livelihoods. Church leaders utilized WhatsApp alerts for early warnings, while pastors opened buildings as refuges. In a specific district, families are receiving seeds to replant submerged fields. The local movement recognizes Tearfund’s contribution to peace and resilience, aiming to help communities withstand future climate shocks.
One year after major earthquakes struck eastern Afghanistan in September 2025, communities continue recovering from the disaster that killed over 2,200 people. Survivors have faced significant hardships, including loss of homes and livestock. While government aid provided tents, partners distributed blankets, hygiene kits, and cash assistance to help families survive the winter. The organization highlights the ongoing need for protection, healing, and safer housing for those in hard-to-reach areas as they rebuild their lives.
Tearfund is providing water, sanitation, and hygiene support in the Democratic Republic of Congo to combat the Ebola outbreak and poor health conditions. The organization states that access to soap and clean water is critical for preventing disease, especially among children. Staff and local partners are establishing sanitation infrastructure and distributing equipment like buckets and tippy taps to vulnerable families. Testimonials from beneficiaries highlight improved health and safety. The initiative aims to protect communities from Ebola and other waterborne illnesses while addressing ongoing poverty challenges in the region.
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