Acacia, named after the strength and resilience of the iconic African tree, is a project run by TEAM (The Evangelical Alliance Mission) in N'Djamena, Chad. The ministry exists to bring vulnerable women hope, healing and a future in Jesus Christ.

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The Vulnerable Women’s ministry was pioneered by Naomi Duff who saw the need to invest in a marginalised section of the population.  The work of Acacia is diverse, from medical help and crisis intervention to prayer and Bible storytelling.  In 2016 the Acacia Centre was launched to provide a safe, private space for counselling and a base for the income- generating side of the ministry.

Today the ministry continues to reach out to and disciple women in red light areas, as well as building relationships with the men and children in an effort to launch a crucial prevention aspect to the ministry.  Women who show a real desire for change are invited to join the Rehab programme where they receive Biblical and practical teaching, musical and art therapy and learn income-generating skills.

We currently have two missionaries, David & Lucy Morrison, who work with this project.

Our Vision (based on Isaiah 61v1–3):

"I was going to kill myself. I was really confused. Now I understand who God is and who I am.  I’m a person of worth, I have my Lord, so I have everything."
Sandra (pseudonyms have been used to protect the identity of women)

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