Natural disasters, such as seasonal monsoon flooding along the lengthy Indus River, cause humanitarian crises With Widespread destruction, loss Of life, damage to homes and roadways, as well as the displacement Of thousands of people who must flee their homes.

For Christians in Pakistan Incidents of oppression are a part of life and pose significant challenges.  These events have destroyed numerous Churches, Bibles, and homes, leaving many people displaced and traumatized.

Pakistani Christians and Hindus face a devastating situation as victims of the bonded labor system, a form of modern-day slavery that traps millions in a cycle of debt and exploitation. An estimated 3.5 million people in Pakistan are affected by this debt slavery. CCN works with many churches that serve in these communities.

Through the Freedom Fund, CCN supports the buyout of bonded laborer debt and the resettlement of those who find freedom as a result.

CCN collaborates with churches and organizations in Pakistan to combat bonded servanthood, aiming to liberate individuals swiftly and advocate for an end to this illegal practice.

The cost of redeeming a bonded laborer varies from district to district, but can be as little as $50-60 to more than $1,000.

Daily hardships experienced by the underprivileged and marginalized communities in Pakistan result from a combination of natural disasters, conflicts, economic uncertainties, and systemic inequalities. Responding to these daily challenges offers not just material aid but also emotional and spiritual support to help them rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.

When you support The Crisis Fund you make it possible for us to address urgent needs urgently.  Your gift allows us to respond quickly and not wait to see if donations will allow us to meet those needs.