Alatoo Community Development, Central Asia
Formed in 2003, Alatoo Community Development’s vision is to provide training and assistance to local initiatives that respond to key social issues within their society. These include health (physical and spiritual), domestic violence, human trafficking, HIV/AIDS, and youth empowerment. These activities open doors for the Gospel while also lifting the reputation of Christians as people who care for their communities. Since their founding, they have worked in 15 villages, benefiting more than 11,000 people. Partners has been investing in Alatoo since 2006, developing their ministry through leadership training, community development training, and organizational development coaching.
Formed in 2003, Alatoo Community Development’s vision is to provide training and assistance to local initiatives that respond to key social issues within their society. These include health (physical and spiritual), domestic violence, human trafficking, HIV/AIDS, and youth empowerment. These activities open doors for the Gospel while also lifting the reputation of Christians as people who care for their communities. Since their founding, they have worked in 15 villages, benefiting more than 11,000 people. Partners has been investing in Alatoo since 2006, developing their ministry through leadership training, community development training, and organizational development coaching.
the Country where Alatoo works is a former Soviet republic located in the heart of Central Asia. After gaining independence in the 1990s, this was considered to be the most democratic country in the region. However, over the last several years, it has gone through two “revolutions” as well as severe ethnic conflict sparked by unemployment and poverty. These events brought the nation to the point of economic and social collapse.
The religious situation has also been shifting. The government approved a new law which complicates the process of officially registering churches and limits the rights of believers. In this anti-Christian environment, the influence of Islam and its extremist groups is growing.
LEADERSHIP
Julduz
Villagers get a taste of beauty
May 9, 2017
As the result of prayer, communities in two Central Asian villages opened up for us to hold two days of “Beauty Club.” It went very well. Members of the sustainable…
Training brings change of heart … and threats
March 2, 2017
The Alatoo Community Development team held our “Healthy Family Living” seminar in one Central Asian village a few weeks ago with 33 participants from the community. We covered the topics…
Fighting the horrors of bride kidnapping
January 11, 2017
Last month, the “Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women” (CEDAW)” wanted to learn the extent of the problem of bride kidnapping in their Central Asian region and what…
Villagers decide on their own community project
December 15, 2016
Central Asia is a region of contrast, which is true about most developing countries. Luxury and comfort exist next to extreme poverty. For example, a lot of villages still have no…
Standing firm to protect women
December 1, 2016
The issue of community development is more than just improving community infrastructure and improving people’s physical health. We also must address social problems that come from inside people. One of…
Thanks and Prayers
October 23, 2016
Our Alatoo team appreciates everyone who is serving together with us through prayer and finances! We thank God for your kind hearts and helping us to expand His Kingdom in…
Central Asian Teen Saved from Trafficking
October 14, 2016
For the past 10 years, Alatoo Community Development has provided trainings in Central Asian villages that are based on healthy relationships and the changing life. Our practical trainings improve lives…
Youth Camp
September 23, 2016
At our youth camp, 60 children (orphans and from poor families) from three villages participated. Volunteers from each villages helped put it on. We held entertainment programs, such as a…
“HEALTHY FAMILY LIVING” PROJECT
September 1, 2016
Last January, Alatoo Community Development’s “Healthy Family Living” project entered “O” village, population 2,100. Our project team met with leaders of the village to discuss and plan our joint work…
Community Development
August 23, 2016
Through this project, we hope to empower village leaders to start development in their communities through planning projects. During the next six months, we will add another three lessons for…
Post a prayer regarding this ministry:
General Ministry Fund – Alatoo Community Development, Central Asia
Formed in 2003, Alatoo Community Development’s vision is to provide training and assistance to local initiatives that respond to key social issues within their society. These include health (physical and spiritual), domestic violence, human trafficking, HIV/AIDS, and youth empowerment. These activities open doors for the Gospel while also lifting the reputation of Christians as people who care for their communities. Since their founding, they have worked in 15 villages, benefiting more than 11,000 people. Partners has been investing in Alatoo since 2006, developing their ministry through leadership training, community development training, and organizational development coaching.
