
Women At Risk
Help Protect Vulnerable Women
Through such projects as maternal child health, vocational training, and Bible-based literacy classes, Samaritan’s Purse is helping vulnerable women and telling them about the eternal hope and dignity found in Jesus Christ. You can help protect a victim of gender-based violence, provide basic education, or meet other needs to ease a woman's daily struggle for survival.

“Strength and dignity are her clothing,
And she smiles at the future.”
Proverbs 31:25, NASB
Give to Women At Risk
There’s so much more to be done! With your help we will continue to honour vulnerable women and children so they can be safe, protected, restored and free.
Stories From The Field
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Dentists Provide Relief in Hard-Hit Ukraine
Samaritan’s Purse Mobile Dental Units are providing much-needed physical relief while offering the life-saving message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. -
Good News and Great Joy Shared in Ethiopia
For the first time in decades, Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts arrived to children in Ethiopia. Edward Graham, COO for Samaritan's Purse, was there for the joyous event. -
International Women's Day 2025
Bring Joy to Displaced Moms. -
Franklin and Edward Graham Celebrate God's Work at Tenwek
The Grahams were encouraged by all that God is doing through Kenya's Tenwek Hospital and its new cardiothoracic centre built in partnership with Samaritan's Purse. -
Rebuilding as the War Continues
Samaritan’s purse is helping farmers in Ukraine rebuild grain storehouses damaged in the ongoing conflict. -
Water for Displaced Families in South Sudan
Samaritan's Purse is providing clean water and other relief as families struggle to meet basic needs.
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Will contribute to life saving education and training for a mother to prepare her for birth and provide essential post-natal care.

Will contribute to the counselling and rehabilitation of victims of gender-based violence and provide them with skills to reclaim their dignity.

Will provide a future after slavery by providing shelter, rehabilitation and vocational training to a woman or child who has been rescued.


