About Episcopal Relief and Development
Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) saves lives and builds hope in communities around the world. ERD provides emergency assistance in times of disaster. When the immediate crisis is over, ERD rebuilds devastated communities and offers long-term solutions in the areas of food security, health care, and HIV/AIDS.
- Episcopal Relief and Development’s work focus on four program areas: emergency relief and rebuilding, food security, primary health, and HIV/AIDS.
- ERD partners with Episcopal and Anglican Churches and ecumenical organizations to servesuffering people in communities worldwide.
- In the United States, ERD partners with local dioceses after natural and human-made disasters to provide critical supplies, such as food, shelter, and medicine, to people in need.
- ERD works in communities around the world including Latin America, Africa, and Asia to rebuild communities, to address needs associated with food security and primary health.
- Episcopal Relief and Development is an independent, 501(c)3 non-profit organization governed by a 20-person Board of Directors.