Give time
Volunteer through a known AOC community or a documented local project. Practical service is most useful when responsibility and safeguarding are clear.
Support
Give what you can.
Start with what is real.
A healthy diaconal network grows through people, local communities, professional skill, trusted partnerships and transparent material support.
Ways to help
Four useful forms of support.
Connect a community
If an AOC parish or mission has a verified local need or a working social project, help us make the route visible rather than creating a parallel informal channel.
Offer expertise
Social work, medicine, logistics, translation, law, safeguarding, fundraising and communications all matter — but professional boundaries still apply.
Material support
Goods and funds should go only through a named, verifiable project or an official Church route that can explain responsibility and reporting.
About money
We will not publish a donation button before the channel is verifiable.
This site currently publishes no separate Diakonia bank account, card number, wallet, crowdfunding page or beneficiary account.
That is intentional. Financial giving information should appear only when the recipient, purpose, legal/accounting route and reporting basis are clear. Do not send money to third-party accounts merely because they use the name “Diakonia” or the AOC.
Contact the Church for formal giving enquiries ↗Bring a project into the light
Local work deserves a clear public record.
If you coordinate an AOC social project, send the central public office the project’s public name, location, responsible community, contact route, safeguarding contact and a concise description of what is actually operating.
Share a local project