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HUMANITARIAN POLICY CHANGES IN 2020
The start of a new year brings with it new possibilities – but also presents challenges. This latest MOAS blog will be exploring some of the projected trends and changes...
Food for Thought: Famine and Displacement in the 21st Century
For most of us access to food and nutrition is something that takes up very little time, and many in the ‘developed’ world may be more focussed on restricting our...
INTEGRATION THROUGH FOOD
With the festive season in full swing food often becomes a central part of many of our lives this month. So, for this week we are exploring positive stories of...
Looking Back on Another Year…
It’s been a busy year for MOAS with 2019 seeing us expand our humanitarian operations..
Our operations this year have been diverse - from delivering water safety training in the Rohingya...
2019 Photo Round-Up
We here at MOAS have been busy this year. This photo blog looks at some of our projects that have been ongoing throughout 2019.
We conducted water safety and flood/ cyclone...
A Christmas Message From Our Director
With the arrival of Christmas and the festive season we honor the birth of the child Jesus and renew a message of love, hope, brotherhood and acceptance that reaches out...
A Giving Tuesday Message From Our Team
MOAS has been participating in Giving Tuesday, an online fundraising event originating in the USA as a response to the consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, since 2015. Our...
Gearing up For Giving Tuesday
As we draw ever closer to Giving Tuesday, we wanted to take a moment to consider what the day is and what it means, and how you can help us...
Civil Society in Action through Art
Mohamad Ali 'Dali' Agrebi is a 25-year-old Tunisian theatre artist currently studying art at the University of Malta. His partner is 30-year-old professional contemporary dancer and choreographer - Chakib Zidi,...
Civil Society in Action: Displaced people working to improve their community
As we approach the giving season here at MOAS we want to document the perspectives of those people whose lives have been irrevocably disrupted by crisis, yet who choose to...