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Mozambique and Angola Anglican Association Grant

Mozambique and Angola Anglican Association·Registered Charity No. 262818

MANNA exists to broaden awareness of the Anglican Communion in Mozambique and Angola. It raises funds for projects related to the work of the churches in those countries, and provides and publishes information on the churches in those countries.

General Charitable PurposesEducationTrainingThe Advancement of Health or Saving of Lives

Grant fund size

Community Grant Fund (Annual Income: £117,213)

Eligibility Criteria

  • Target Groups: Other Defined Groups
  • Official Scope: The furtherance of the work of the Anglican Communion in Mozambique and Angola and the broadening of the awareness of that work both within the wider Anglican Communion and to any potential partners.

What this grant covers

  • MANNA exists to broaden awareness of the Anglican Communion in Mozambique and Angola. It raises funds for projects related to the work of the churches in those countries, and provides and publishes information on the churches in those countries.
  • Primary Sector Focus: General Charitable Purposes, Education/training, the Advancement of Health or Saving of Lives, the Prevention or Relief of Poverty, Overseas Aid/famine Relief, Accommodation/housing, Religious Activities

How to apply

Apply online or review detailed guidelines directly on the official charity portal.

Visit Official Charity Site

Registered address: 1 The Green, Marcham, Abingdon, OX13 6NE

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