Adventist Development and Relief Agency
✓ Verified non-profitCommunity group
Humanitarian agency of the Seventh-day Adventist Church working in Cayman and overseas
About
The Cayman Islands Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) was established in 1998 and is the official humanitarian agency of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, governed by the church's principles and values. ADRA Cayman provides support and relief services before, during and after disasters in the Cayman Islands and other parts of the world, working with communities locally and overseas. Its work includes health and welfare programmes covering healthy living and prevention, along with education and training that helps communities prepare for crises and improve their lifestyles. The organisation accepts volunteers and is certified under the NPO Law, submitting a financial annual return each year.
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In the news
Coverage of Adventist Development and Relief Agency in the Cayman press.
- Disaster relief focus of British Virgin Islands workshop
caymancompass.com · 2 April 2019
- 4-year-old girl donates birthday cash to hurricane fund
caymancompass.com · 3 November 2016
- New leaders for Adventist Conference
caymancompass.com · 14 February 2012
- Phoning while driving
caymancompass.com · 1 May 2011
- Aid agency seeks help
caymancompass.com · 8 April 2011
- Conyers makes local donations
caymancompass.com · 8 December 2010