OHAD works across eleven connected program areas, from emergency relief to long-term development, always putting the most vulnerable first.
Timely, life-saving help for families hit by conflict, displacement and natural disasters, followed by support to recover and prepare for future shocks.
Improving the health and well-being of mothers, children and vulnerable families through basic services, good nutrition and mental health support.
Bringing safe drinking water, decent sanitation and good hygiene practices to households, schools and health facilities.
Helping rural families grow, raise and access enough nutritious food, while making farming and herding more productive and reliable.
Building practical skills and income opportunities so that women, youth and vulnerable households can earn a steady living and support their families.
Opening doors to learning for children and adults, and strengthening the people and local organizations that serve their communities.
Keeping women, children and people with disabilities safe, ensuring they are treated with dignity, and promoting equal opportunities for women and girls.
Helping vulnerable people understand their rights and reach fair legal remedies, with particular attention to women and marginalized groups.
Protecting the land, water and forests that rural livelihoods depend on, and helping communities adapt to a changing climate.
Building and restoring the small-scale infrastructure that rural communities rely on for water, access, energy and services.
Strengthening communities to plan their own development and to hold public services accountable, transparent and responsive.
We welcome partnerships with UN agencies, international NGOs, donors and local organizations.
