Projects to be Supported 2027

Projects to be supported

Each year World Day of Prayer offerings throughout the world go to projects chosen by the National Committees. World Day of Prayer Aotearoa New Zealand worked with the following organisations when selecting projects: Christian World Service, the Bible Society and the Interchurch Council for
Hospital Chaplaincy. 

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Christian World Service

Christian World Service – “Sustainable Solar Energy for the Solomon Islands"

Through an alliance with Uniting World Australia, this project will transform energy access in remote communities in Choiseul and Malaita Provinces in the Solomon Islands by installing approximately 140kW of solar systems on schools, health centres and churches uses as evacuation centres, or for community events, education and health programmes.

Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa

Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa works in partnership with healthcare providers and churches to care for patients, whānau and staff no matter who they are, what they believe, or where they come from.

More than 90 Chaplains and approximately 160 Voluntary Chaplains Assistants provide spiritual and pastoral care in over 36 hospitals around the country.  With more than 50 years of experience, providing compassionate care to people as they face some of the toughest times in their lives, chaplains are available for all patients, their families or whānau and members of staff, for people of all faiths and none.

The Bible Society

Bibles For Suffering Children

In Ghana, even though more than 70 per cent of the population identify as Christian, many children are growing up without access to the Bible. The Bible Society of Ghana is helping to change this by placing Bibles into the hands of primary school children aged six to fourteen.

This Bible distribution and engagement programme is nurturing a love for Scripture at a formative stage of life, helping children build a strong spiritual foundation that can guide them well into the future.