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ApiAid

Aarhus Pentecostal-Church International Aid

Århus V, Denmark

Humanitarian aid & Disaster reliefEducationPoverty & HungerChildren & YouthTax-deductible donations
AssociationFounded 2002International reach
Profile last updated: July 18, 2026

About

Founded in 2002, ApiAid is a non-profit association based in Århus V, Denmark working on humanitarian aid & disaster relief, education, poverty & hunger +5 more.

ApiAid is a Danish humanitarian association based in Aarhus, founded in 2002 and rooted in the Citykirken Århus church community. It carries out emergency relief and development work abroad in cooperation with local churches and civil society groups, focusing on Ukraine, Tanzania and Sri Lanka. Its work includes food and medical aid, an ambulance for a children's hospital in Izmail, water wells, a school for vulnerable children in Tanzania, housing and a children's home in Sri Lanka. It funds much of its work through a second-hand shop, Smukt & Brugt, in Aarhus, along with donations, sponsorships and grants. The association is independent, with its own board and general assembly, and is governed by its statutes. Donations are tax-deductible under Danish rules.

Location

Århus V, Denmark

Founded

2002

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

forening

Legal name

Aarhus Pentecostal-Church International Aid

Languages

DA

Causes & programmes

Causes

Humanitarian aid & Disaster reliefEducationPoverty & HungerChildren & YouthHealthElderly careWater & SanitationRefugees & Migration

Works for

ChildrenPatientsElderly peopleRefugees & MigrantsHomeless peoplePeople in povertyCommunities

How they work

Direct servicesEmergency responseCommunity programmes

Programmes

NLA New Life Academy

Education · Tanzania

School for vulnerable children aged roughly 3 to 14, admitted in cooperation with local authorities, with school meals and water from a school borehole.

New Life Village

Community development · Sri Lanka

Village of 11 houses in Trincomalee, north-eastern Sri Lanka, for people who lost everything in the tsunami or civil war.

Hayleys House

Children & Youth · Sri Lanka

Home for orphaned girls with places for 25 girls.

Madprojektet i Izmail

Poverty & Hunger · Ukraine

Food distribution to homeless people in Izmail, and funding for a community kitchen.

Countries of operation

TanzaniaSri LankaUkraine

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsEarned incomeGrantsLotteries

Ways to support

DonateSponsorshipVolunteerShopMembership

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Falck, Grundfos, Citykirken Århus, Feed The Hungry Ones, Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, IAS Danmark

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