our mission partners

Adult and Teen Challenge (ATC) was founded in 1958 by David Wilkerson in New York City. Originally working with inner-city gangs, ATC saw many find freedom from addiction and life controlling problems. ATCWA, founded in 1983 in Esperance, continues the work of transforming lives, families and communities by putting hope in reach.

The Yellow Ribbon Project (YRP) aims to offer prisoners a second chance by raising awareness and support for their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. This year, we will once again partner with the YRP to visit churches and prisons in Manado, Denpasar, North Sumatra and Jakarta. Here, we will distribute food, water and Jade Lewis’ book “Golden Haze”, which contains a prayer of salvation.

VGCM is a Pentecostal movement committed to advancing God’s kingdom through fulfilling the Great Commission. Their “Seeds of Vision” initiative in empowers local churches to reach rural and impoverished communities.

Mission Possible, founded by RoseMarie Alferez, is a non-profit organisation that visits prisons across Manila and the surrounding cities. Her team provides inmates with food, bibles and the message of Jesus Christ. Through Mission Possible, thousands of prisoners receive meals and find hope. Mission Possible also runs feeding programs for local orphanages and children living in impoverished communities.

African Word Ministry (AWM) is a faith-based organisation located in Kenya. AWM’s mandate is “to set the captives free” by helping the poor and destitute people in rural Kenya to find their potential and build their own futures.

Every year, thanks to the generosity of Generations City, we distribute over 100 food hampers to those in need, including the homeless and church members. We also partner with King Edward Memorial hospital to support new mums at Christmas.