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The New Apostolic Church Relief Organization (NACRO) is a humanitarian and development wing of the New Apostolic Church.
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NACRO supports Governments in the provision of free, equitable and quality education in order to ensure that all girls and boys complete their primary and secondary school. READ MORE
NACRO supports Governments to ensure healthy lives and promote the well-being of all at all stages. In addition, NACRO supports Government to ensure the availability and Sustainable… READ MORE
NACRO supports Governments in improving food security and disposable income for vulnerable households through sustainable agriculture. READ MORE
NACRO works with governments and stakeholders to advance SDG 5 (Gender Equality), targeting: End discrimination against women and girls…READ MORE
NACRO’s mission is to strengthen community resilience and improve the lives of vulnerable households. Climate change threatens global safety, health, …READ MORE
About NACRO
The New Apostolic Church Relief Organisation (NACRO) is a development and humanitarian initiative of the New Apostolic Church in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe. NACRO is headquartered in Lusaka, Zambia, and has country offices in Lilongwe, Malawi, and Harare, Zimbabwe. The organisation has a workforce of 44 staff across the three countries and works with a network of 240 volunteers.
NACRO is driven by the vision of resilient and sustainable livelihoods, thus:
- VISION: “A strengthened NACRO supporting communities―across its areas of operation―to build resilience and achieve sustainable, self‑reliant livelihoods.”
- MISSION: “To strengthen the resilience and livelihood opportunities of vulnerable communities through high‑quality, demand‑driven technical and capacity‑building services.”
To achieve its vision, NACRO advances transformation in social development of communities in need by strengthening capacities and partnerships in the Education, Health, and Livelihood sectors, and in the crosscutting themes of Climate Adaptation and Resilience and Gender and Social Inclusion.