Asha Bhawan (translated as House of Hope) is run by Betel India. Betel is dedicated to restoring homeless and substance-dependent people to productive, independent lifestyles. This amazing ministry is reaching the lives of men and women, boys and girls throughout some of the most impoverished areas of the region.

As a church we encourage the sponsoring of children through Compassion Australia.

We support the Ban Klang Child Survival Programme located in Huay-Ma Sang, near Chiang Rai of northern Thailand through Compassion Australia. Approximately 60 mothers and their children benefit from the programme with education, nutritional food and critical interventions.

Eagles City Mission is a church among the homeless of Perth, Western Australia, committed to bringing healing and restoration.

Fellowship of Hope is a group of churches in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Since 2004 they have planted over 25 churches with local leadership. In addition they participate in prison ministry, sports outreach and manage three educational centres.

MountyChurch supports teachers and associated staff in all three locations, providing no-cost education, uniforms, school supplies, dental and medical check ups and a daily meal for children in these very poor communities.

Hope India Mission runs an orphanage and school for impoverished primary-aged children in Bangalore, India. Our children's offering assists eight children with an education and some of them with safe housing.

Pastor Kunty and his family work in an area affectionately known as Kunty's Island (pronounced Gunty as in good), in the Kandal Province in Lvea Aem District, Cambodia. Through International Children's Care Australia, we support Kro Sas Baptist Church, including weekly feeding of around 150 of the district's children.

Leanne and Brett, with their 4 year old son Bradman, are living in Chiang Mai, Thailand between August and December 2011, working with Capacity. They are volunteering with the organisation to assist in administration, teaching English, building homes for displaced families, and supporting local church planting activities.

We have supported Lyn and Jim Dawson who have worked for WEC International since 1979. They have worked in Thailand, Cambodia and are currently based in Perth, Western Australia.

We have supported Jenni and Paul Beadle who work with Wycliffe Bible Translators since 1993 and are currently based in Chad, central Africa.