UMCOR is still involved in Japan’s recovery and rehabilitation three years after its triple disaster.

Self-sufficiency is the overarching goal of the Asian Rural Institute, an UMCOR partner in Japan.

UMCOR Relief-Supply Network offers an effective and meaningful way to be present to those in need.

From its post-war origins to this day, UMCOR assists and accompanies vulnerable communities around the world.

Upon the third anniversary of the Syrian conflict, UMCOR joins other InterAction member organizations in a statement of concern for Syrian families.

UMCOR needs your help to respond to this outbreak and help prevent it from happening again.

Mark your calendar: World Water Day is March 22.

International Women’s Day is this Saturday, March 8; read about some extraordinary women.

NEWS: West Ohio Flood Relief, PRAYER: Selfless Giving, MEET UMCOR STAFF: Jolie Marie Carey, RESOURCE: UMCOR 40-Day Devotional, MEDIA: One Great Hour Of Sharing Podcast

This Lenten season, try a new resource, a One Great Hour of Sharing devotional ebook, offering United Methodists and friends 40 days of meditations about the needs of others around the world.

Some survivors of the 2012 Colorado wildfires are still rebuilding their homes.

A look at the ACT Alliance response to Typhoon Haiyan, or Yolanda, of which UMCOR is a member organization.

UMCOR works with partners to rebuild a key educational institution.

NEWS: Food Security for Zimbabwe, PRAYER: Safe Water, MEET UMCOR STAFF: Nicholas Jaeger, RESOURCE: World Water Day Bulletin Insert, MEDIA: Eco-Palm Harvesting

UMCOR helps rebuild homes in the hard-hit community of Calogcog in Leyte Province.

Thanks to strong local leadership, 700,000 nets are distributed.

NEWS: Sri Lanka Livelihood Support, PRAYER: Winter Storm Recovery, MEET UMCOR STAFF: Francesco Paganini, RESOURCE: Bible Study—One Great Hour of Sharing, MEDIA: Hope Rises

General Secretary Thomas Kemper reminds us that when we give to OGHS, healing and recovery ministry to those most vulnerable are possible.

UMCOR’s approach to disaster recovery means vulnerable people aren’t left behind.

Communities combat hunger and malnutrition by learning how to maximize local resources, increase food production, and nutrition.