WE ARE PARTNERS IN ACTION

Since 1986, Partners in Action has served communities in need around the world. Partnering with local champions, we help visionaries pioneer their faith-filled passions to bring a positive, biblical impact to communities in need.

We help leaders establish and run nonprofit initiatives that are able to serve communities well beyond our reach. We call these initiatives Affiliates.

Featured Affiliates

Orphan Care

Today, over 54% of the child population of Eswatini are classified as orphaned and vulnerable. In a nation of only 1.2 million there are more than 350,000 Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC). We provide safe, loving homes to as many children as we can afford at Bulembu today.

Rural Kindergarten Schools

Our community sites include the construction of a kindergarten school. Orphaned and Vulnerable Children are then provided with sponsorships to attend the school. The average child graduating from one of our community site kindergarten's is educationally and developmentally 2 - 3 years ahead of other children entering local elementary schools.

Sustainability Enterprises

Essential Oils, Timber, Honey, Bulembu Lodge & Conference Center, Bulembu Dairy, and Bakery are all businesses that we established for the expressed purpose of funding childcare needs, leading to a self-sustaining town.

Agricultural & Entrepreneurial Programs

With 69% of the population living below the national poverty line, many families go without the food necessary to remain healthy. We are attempting to meet this need through various agricultural and entrepreneurial programs which seek to combat food insecurity, increasing farm yields and family income generation.

See All Of Our Affiliate Ministries

Philanthropreneurship

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The act of combining generosity, innovation, risk, collaboration and sustainability.

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Philanthropreneurship is an innovative approach that brings together philanthropy and entrepreneurship in the fight to eliminate extreme poverty.  Community Development focuses on education, skills training, and general health and welfare for the people in the Community.  Social impact is achieved when the Community creates jobs for its people,  improves the education of its children, and trains members in securing clean water, family values, and other health and welfare programs.

After retirement I realized that I had received more good in my life than I had given to others. It became important to me to give back. I joined Partners in Action to support the fight to end extreme poverty.

~ Jean Bowman, Partners in Action