Family Support Project

Adolescents and young people of immigrant families have difficulties in adapting to a new culture and they are experiencing identity confusion. Family Alive helps them adapt to a new culture with a healthy self-identity, and helps young people prepare for marriage with a healthy view of marriage and maintain a happy marital relationship. Family Alive also provides counseling for young parents raising children as single parents.

Request for counseling: walkingonthewater1234@gmail.com

In Metro Vancouver, BC, Canada, there are many refugees from countries that are suffering from disasters such as inter-country wars or tribal wars. Family Alive works to help these refugees settle into life in Canada.

Eswatini is a landlocked country in southern Africa with a population of about 1.2 million. There are many AIDS orphans because 27% of the population HIV carriers and many people die at a young age. In addition, 40% of the population is poor, making a living on less than $2 a day. Family Alive supports children’s education and food for the poor through an NGO, Good Helpers, that works to help children and relieve the poor in Eswatini.

Microfinance is a way of providing credit loan to low-income people in the Third World who cannot get loan from banks to start small businesses. Family Alive supports the poor in the Third World through microfinance.