We are a network of independent Christian practitioners and ministry workers connected through years of trust, shared service, and proven collaboration across different countries and contexts.
We are not a formal organisation or institution. We are a relational network — shaped organically through long-term relationships, professional integrity, and shared mission.
We are an independent team of mental health practitioners and facilitators with experience in refugee settings, community outreach, and cross-cultural contexts.
Psychological support for individuals, families, and groups.
Specialised workshops for refugees and migrants.
Emotional resilience and mental health education.
Faith-integrated counselling upon request.
AI tools, software development, and IT security.
Short-term support for churches and organisations.
We believe that sustainable transformation requires attention to the psychological, spiritual, educational, and practical dimensions of life.
In refugee settings, cross-cultural environments, and transitional seasons, unaddressed trauma, cultural disorientation, and unresolved shame can deeply affect individuals, families, and future generations.
Our vision is to serve people holistically, with wisdom, compassion, and responsibility.
We work relationally rather than institutionally.
Collaboration may include:
We value clarity of roles, professional integrity, and healthy boundaries.
Our network consists of individuals who:
Serve in different countries and cultural contexts
Carry distinct professional and ministry callings
Have a history of effective collaboration
Value accountability, humility, and mutual support
Churches and organisations may engage with us in multiple ways
Connect with individual members for specific expertise and services.
Partner with small, focused teams for defined projects.
Invite collaboration in care, training, or mission initiatives.
Khatereh
Halimeh
Parisa
Mahdieh
Razieh
Abbas
We welcome conversation and collaboration in any area where our experience, skills, and calling may be of service.