By providing education, vocational and leadership training in the IDP camps, the Etuti Institute aims to bring youth together to build generations of new leaders within the communities in Iraq

Through the ministry of The Reconnect, the Presbyterian Lay Committee seeks to mobilize the Ambassadors of Jesus Christ in the world. That includes equipping Christians to speak the truth as representatives of the Kingdom of God amidst the kingdoms of this world. The Reconnect Website >

Aid to the Church in Need is a Catholic charity that is involved in over 5000 projects worldwide to help the church wherever it suffers and is persecuted.

The Philos Project seeks to promote positive Christian engagement in the Middle East Proclaiming friendship with those in the region who support liberty and justice for all peoples, Reviving an intellectually rigorous Christian approach to foreign policy, especially as it relates to the Middle East; Educating Christians on the theological, [...]

The Institute on Religion and Democracy is a faith-based alliance of Christians who monitor, comment, and report on issues affecting the Church. We seek to reform the Church's role in public life, protect religious freedom, and support democracy at home and abroad.

Springs of Hope Foundation is a NGO and international forum providing a platform for the voice of the persecuted religious and ethnic minorities of the Middle East.They founding members of the International Federation Of Associations Of Victims Of Terrorism and are currently helping refugees in Iraq.

Christian Freedom International (CFI) is an American human rights organization based in Michigan, whose stated mission is to help those who are persecuted for their faith.

A Demand for Action (ADFA) is a global organisation to support the protection of the Assyrians and other minorities in Iraq and Syria.

Rise Foundation is a small, flexible non-governmental organisation providing targeted support to refugees and internally displaced people

Seeks to Ezidis in Iraq through political efforts such as lobbying and creating broadbased coalitions to help sustain the community in Iraq.

Founded by Michigan-area activists, the Shlama Foundation is a non-governmental organization based in Iraq that strives to connect the Chaldean Assyrian Syriac diaspora directly to the homeland.  Currently, their focus is to assist families who have fled to the Kurdistan region in order to ease the hardships associated with living on the [...]

The Chaldean Assyrian Syriac Youth Union which works through cultural awareness, community service and education, to promote the well-being of our community for the betterment of society.

By drawing attention to the suffering of Coptic Christians in Egypt, the organization endeavors to educate the Western world as to the dangers of Islamic radicalism.

A non-profit organization which continues the Detroit community’s 30-year commitment to meet the pressing needs of the Iraqi religious minorities and refugees.

Founded 1961, CALC has continually assisted needy Iraqi immigrant families of the metro Detroit area. Efforts are spent helping those in need, encouraging youth, providing care for senior citizens, and maintaining our culture within the diverse community in which we live.

Organization founded by Rev. Canon Andrew White to promote inter-faith relations in the Middle East and to resolve religious conflict between Judaism, Islam and Christianity in the region.

International human rights organization which advocates for religious minorities.