Nitimoy lives in fear. He could lose his home, his land and the ability to provide for his family. Thousands of people in Bangladesh are facing the same devastating problem. Read more
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Around the world, 70 million indigenous people depend on forests for their livelihoods and spiritual practices. However, because they have so many fantastic natural resources, the forests in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam are now threatened. Read more
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. Read more
Introduce your pupils to the life-changing work of Cord. Read more
Nonviolent Communication and Do No Harm are central elements in Cord’s work to make peace possible. Read more
Nick Thorley is training to run 120 miles this autumn to raise money for Cord. Nick would love to come and share his story at your group, business, school or church. Read more
Somphone Bouasavanh is a Lao, who grew up in Nangew village in Luang Prabang. He has seen first-hand the impact that decisions taken by those in power have had on the poor of his country. Read more
We’re absolutely delighted that Andy Wolfe is running the London Marathon for Cord this year. Read more
Thanks to your wonderful support we are enabling more communities in Burundi to become safe and stable. Read more
During our “March for Myanmar” initiative hundreds of you prayed, posted photos online, wrote to your MPs and donated to our Myanmar appeal. Thank you for your tremendous efforts which have had such an impact. Read more
Resources to help you reflect and pray for communities around the world Read more