Forced Displacement

In an increasingly uncertain world, Sower International recognizes the need for strong collaboration and resource sharing among those working to serve the most vulnerable. With the global numbers of forcibly displaced reaching over 130 million in 2025, Sower International has positioned itself as a team player with strong ties to both local and international stakeholders. Recognizing that the church is often a first responder in times of forced displacement, we seek a collaborative approach, where caring for the most vulnerable can be shared among a range of key stakeholders.   

In addition to working with partners to provide basic food and shelter, we understand the need for a holistic approach to recovery after trauma. That is why Sower International collaborates with refugee practitioners in Europe and the Middle East in providing trauma care training to first responders. Additionally, we recognise the strength and capability of refugees themselves and seek to train and equip refugees to become part of the solution, supporting those fleeing from their countries of origin.