Through our various social media platforms, we have jumped in numbers and popularity! Now with over 158,000 friends on Facebook, and over 3 million views on YouTube, awareness of our mission has become easier to spread.

• Kenya – When relentless floods swept through villages, isolating families and cutting off access to necessities, we stepped in. By sending food, clothing, and other essentials, we helped sustain those facing devastation, reminding them that they were not alone in their struggle.

• Syria – In Tartus, a region deeply affected by conflict, we provided meals to 78 families, ensuring they had food on their tables during uncertain times. In addition, 310 children received warm, nourishing meals—bringing not just sustenance, but a sense of care and protection.

• Lebanon –ongoing crisis, medical care is a lifeline for many with nowhere else to turn. ROS continues to support a local clinic with essential medicines, ensuring treatment for those in desperate need. Among them is baby Amanda, born with a colon obstruction requiring urgent surgery—fully covered by ROS. Beyond medical care, we have provided her with formula, clothing, and essentials, while also helping her struggling family with rent, bills, and food after her father’s tragic accident left him paralyzed. In the face of overwhelming hardship, we remain committed to restoring hope and dignity to those in need.

Through your unwavering support, we have been able to extend a hand of hope to some of the most vulnerable communities across the world. In the face of hardship, together, we have made a difference, in times of disaster, we have responded swiftly:

• Los Angeles Wildfires: Over 500 boxes of essential items were distributed to families who lost everything.

Kurdistan, Iraq – In the heart of Sharya village camp, where displaced families struggle to provide for their children, we distributed clothing, diapers, toys, and essential supplies.

These simple gifts became a source of comfort and relief, especially during the harsh winter, bringing warmth to little ones who desperately needed it.

Kenya – When relentless floods swept through villages, isolating families and cutting off access to necessities, we stepped in. By sending food, clothing, and other essentials, we helped sustain those facing devastation, reminding them that they were not alone in their struggle.

our team has developed a new online educational portal called Women of FoRB featuring the Declaration of Humanity and success stories of the implementation of its action points worldwide (womenofforb.com) which also implements AI educational videos. The Women of FoRB Educational Portal provides us with actionable tools to strengthen women of faith and belief worldwide, including those who have survived sexual violence in conflict, showcasing the courage, resilience, and hope of these women (as well as those supporting them).

ROS is collaborating with a member of the National Women’s Council in Egypt and the “The Consortium of National Dialogue.” Part of their target is to empower youth to be able to participate in the coming elections for City Council. He asked us to create a plan to train 30,000 Christian girls and boys to prepare them for civic participation and offered us all the training facilities as well. We began on the first of July, and we are now about to finish the second group, which will be training trainers and leaders for the governorates to complete our project in three years.