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Help us finish the construction of houses that will sustain MAF staff and their families for decades to come.

‘When living overseas, in a country that has so much need, the house you live in can become a sanctuary – the place where you are restored for the work beyond the compound walls that we are here to do.’

John and Tracey Feil, MAF overseas staff

Since 1951, MAF flights have served the most remote communities of Papua New Guinea (PNG) by transporting teachers, medical staff, essential cargo and life-saving medicines.

A complex network of more than 200 remote communities and hundreds of partner organisations relies on our aircraft as a daily lifeline.

Today, PNG is MAF’s largest programme – sending 10 Cessna C208 aircraft to deliver help, hope, and healing to those living in desperate need of the love only you can provide.

Keeping an operation of this size running efficiently requires a large team of specialised personnel. For the overseas staff and their families who live in the harsh environment of PNG, a home is more than just four walls and a roof.

It is a sanctuary.

So, when the existing accommodation ceased to be fit for purpose, we started raising funds to construct new housing that will secure MAF’s future in Papua New Guinea where the need for our aircraft is immense.

Construction of MAF’s Kagamuga housing compound is well underway – we just need a final push to help us get this two-million-pound project across the line!

Your donation today will be DOUBLED (to a total of £100,000) thanks to other generous supporters.

You’ll not only provide safe and comfortable housing for our growing team.
You’ll also ensure staff retention and increased capacity for the future as demand for MAF’s services continues to grow.

Thank you for partnering with us in this transformational project.

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Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) is the world’s largest humanitarian air operator. For over 75 years we have been flying light aircraft over jungles, mountains, swamps and deserts. We enable more than 1,400 aid, development and mission organisations to bring medical care, emergency relief and long-term development. Our pilots and personnel deliver relief workers, doctors, pastors, school books, food, medicines - everything that can only be safely and speedily delivered by air. Our faithful supporters give and pray to make this all possible.