Headquartered in Singapore, Mercy Relief was established in 2003 to respond to human tragedies and disasters in the Asia Pacific. Today, we are Singapore's leading independent disaster relief agency with dedicated leadership, capacity building expertise and an affiliate network operating across the entire disaster management cycle.

Mercy Relief provides emergency aid within 72 hours of an international appeal in the aftermath of a disaster. The objective of our longer-term sustainable development programmes is to uplift and empower communities in five key areas: water & sanitation, shelter, sustainable livelihoods, healthcare and education. Since our inception, Mercy Relief has responded to more than 86 human tragedies with more than $45.3 million in relief across 26 countries. We have implemented more than 65 post-disaster projects and impacted over 2.7 million lives.

Find more information about how Mercy Relief is transforming lives across Asia at www.mercyrelief.org.

Disaster relief and sustainable development projects are at the core of Mercy Relief. Our first disaster response team was deployed in 2003 to the floods in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Since then, we have continued to work alongside survivors to restore lives and livelihoods, and to invest in communities throughout Asia to improve living standards.

At Mercy Relief, we draw on creative partnerships with other organisations to help us come up with better and more effective solutions to the challenges we face. Mercy Relief has been realising projects focusing on water and sanitation, shelter, livelihood, healthcare and education in rural areas and vulnerable communities.
Locally, Mercy Relief spreads its message of empowerment through various platforms, including the Ground Zero Run for Humanity, speaking engagement and strategic partnerships across sectors such as private, public and education.