People Empowerment

At HolyNations International Ministries provides continuous, compassionate support to some of society's most marginalized individuals, including: Homeless individuals and rough sleepers People with no recourse to public funds Refugees and migrants integrating into UK society and workplaces Individuals experiencing abuse, isolation, or disability Communities with limited access to healthcare, guidance, or public services

COVID-19 Response

Digital Skills Training and Access During the COVID-19 pandemic, Holy Nations played a vital role in safeguarding communities across England. With funding from the National Lottery Community Fund and the UK Government's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, we distributed personal protective equipment (PPE) to the public—particularly to BAME communities—helping reduce infection rates and enhance public safety.

We remain committed to reshaping education for the future. Our initiatives include: Developing AI-aware education frameworks Delivering teacher training programs Promoting Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) to connect classrooms globally Advocating for a decolonized curriculum Supporting both girl and boy child education Encouraging inclusive assessment methods that embrace AI without discouraging its use

Through strategic partnerships, advocacy, and direct support, we assist refugees in taking their first steps toward independence. We help individuals navigate new environments with dignity and purpose, ensuring smoother integration into society and the workplace.

Our Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) projects have transformed communities by providing access to clean water for domestic use, livestock, and irrigation.

We have built and supported clinics and hospitals to address high mortality rates from preventable diseases. Thousands of women and children have benefited from access to essential healthcare services. Recently, we formed a team of clinical scientists to provide affordable diagnostic consumables to district hospitals—making healthcare more accessible and reducing treatment costs.

In response to the rising cases of kidney failure in Nigeria, we have begun supporting patients with renal issues by partnering with local dialysis centers.

In Ghana, we are partnering with local farmers to develop organic fertilizers from local waste. We are also working toward establishing schools and hospitals in underserved communities in Ghana.