Many families in Pakistan’s brick kiln industry are trapped in illegal debt bondage, where loans taken by parents often force both adults and children into exhausting labor and generational slavery. This abuse is made worse by a lack of transparency and accountability, allowing kiln owners to manipulate debts and keep vulnerable families, many of them Christian, in ongoing poverty and oppression.
One of the programs we have supported for over ten years is the monthly medical debt forgiveness funding
One of the programs we have supported for over ten years is the monthly medical debt forgiveness funding
The objective of these interventions prevent more children from becoming orphaned or abandoned.
Help us raise funds for the completion of phase one at our medical campus outside Libreville, Gabon.
A new initiative to provide opportunity for the needy through agriculture and livestock farming on our Gabon medical outreach campus.
Our completed causes are from the past two years. If you would like information on historical causes and funds raised, please reach out to us directly at info@e4project.org
E4 recently welcomed Aroob Bashart as a new intern in Faisalabad, Pakistan. In just her first week, Aroob drew on her grassroots experience with brick kiln families to help shape a new program for children in bonded labor.
We have a unique and meaningful opportunity to support a group of 20–25 Christian domestic workers in the inner city of Lahore, Pakistan.
We are raising funds to pay for the second phase of female goat distribution.
On August 16th, 2023, a violent mob of Muslim extremists attacked the Christian community of Jaranwala in the Punjab Province of Pakistan.
The objective of these interventions prevent more children from becoming orphaned or abandoned.
A new sewing center in Youngsonabad in Central Punjab, Pakistan will provide skill training to 60 women per year.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing one of the world's largest hunger crises.
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We are excited to share that we are part-way through our first-ever asset-based community development (ABCD) assessment.
