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Burundi Vehicle Appeal

Burundi is a small country with a history of war and conflict. Years of violence and unrest have left people in extreme poverty and communities divided. People are carrying deep emotional and psychological wounds. By donating towards a new vehicle for the Burundi team, you can help vulnerable women and those on the margins of society recover from the wounds of conflict. Read more
Target £30,000 Raised so far £10,078 £12,478 incl. Gift Aid
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Peacebuilding programme in Burundi finalist in global ‘World Justice Challenge’

The Building Bridges in Burundi (BBB) program has been nominated for the World Justice Challenge! Out of 305 submissions from 118 countries, the BBB program is selected as a finalist in the category access to justice. Read more
A brighter future for children with autism in Laos

As co-founder of the Association for Autism, Viengsam is pioneering life-changing work for children with autism in Laos. Like any inspiring leader, Viengsam has had to tackle obstacles along the way. Find out how your support helped her to overcome them and achieve so much more. Read more
Reflect - Spring 2022

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Building peace through partnerships

Cord is an international charity working to make peace a reality in places where people don’t have the freedom to exercise their rights.

We work to build the relationship between those in power and local communities, and our vision, mission and values are inspired by the Christian faith.

Freedom of Religion or Belief in Myanmar

Understanding the sensitivities

“If you have land and shelter, people respect you. Without it, you have no dignity.”

Batwa and Building Bridges

“Before, it was not possible to imagine sharing a drink or a meal with a Batwa. Today, things have changed."

Sandrine is 16 years old and lives in the province of Rutana in Burundi. She has seven siblings and studies in the fifth form at her local school. Tragically, for much of her life, Sandrine has endured constant threats and regularly feared for her life. This is because, along with two other siblings, she is Albino.